Private beta — built for early tester feedback.

Separate parent beta view

Know how to help without taking over.

Parents get a read-only view of the score plan, weekly check-in prompts, and progress signals. Students keep the practice workspace for answering questions and completing drills.

Use a parent email for this view and have your student use their own email for practice. In beta, Switch Role changes the view in this browser; it is not yet a full password-based account switch.

Parent snapshot

Less nagging. Better questions.

Baseline

Pending

Target

Pending

First priority

the first priority skill

Link or open a student diagnostic to populate the parent beta view with a live SAT/ACT plan.

Tonight's check-in

One calm conversation.

Ask: "Can you show me why the first priority skill is first?"
Do: protect one short practice window.
Do not: turn the diagnostic into a lecture about the whole test.
Check again after the next drill: repeat or advance?

Weekly parent summary

What to watch.

Did the student complete the first recommended drill?
Did the latest miss show a concept gap, timing issue, or trap?
Is the plan still tied to the diagnostic priority?
Is the student ready for an elite set or still building control?

Role separation

Parent view and student workspace are different.

Parent beta view

Read-only summary, check-in prompts, progress signals, and share links.

Student workspace

Diagnostic answers, targeted drills, study plan, progress, and elite practice.

Future account model

Parent and student logins should be separate, with parent permissions focused on visibility and support.

Trust guardrails

Built for measurable progress, not pressure.

Parent beta access is read-only and separate from the student practice workspace.

No guaranteed score increases.

May beta accounts unlock free access through May 31 without payment details.

Progress language is directional and should be validated with real results over time.

Beta Feedback

Was anything confusing?