First we ask you about your motivations and goals. This helps us create a study journey that is right for you.

Next, you will set your daily goal. We recommend a minimum of 10 minutes, but many students do more! 
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Once goal-setting is complete, you will conquer 'challenges' to collect coins.

A weekly prize board keeps track of whether you are eligible to win real-world gift cards. Bonus points are given for streaks and logging in every day.

As you learn, your confidence and competence soars. You will also unlock your Readiness Score. It predicts how likely you are to hit your goals by your exam date.

Yes! Everydae works on any device that has an internet connection: mobile phones, tablets, laptops and your desktop computer. We have an app-store app coming soon too!

Three things!
1) We're engaging. Students are 5 times more likely to want to study with Everydae than something like Khan Academy or a text book.

2) We combine academics with real-world skill building to prepare students for life, not just a test.

3) We're there when students need us. Our online chat is available to students so they never get stuck.

We recommend using Everydae for a minimum of 2 months to maximize results. But you can always do more study per day if you have less time until your exam date.

Yes! It's important to us that the curriculum we develop is of high standard and aligned with what is happening in the classroom. This is why we make all of our courses common-core aligned.

We are proud graduates of Harvard, MIT, Duke, Berkeley, UCLA, UT and other top schools.

Prior to Everydae we worked together at Veritas Prep where we helped over 100,000+ families get into the colleges of their dreams.

When Veritas Prep was sold in 2018, we looked at each other and said "we know how to get results, now let's make what we do affordable for the world!"

By using cutting-edge online learning technologies and combining it with an engaging and gamified design, our mission is to get you the results of a private tutor at a fraction of the cost.

Not yet! But it's coming soon and will be included automatically in any subscription at no extra cost. In the meantime, many of the skills and strategies taught on the SAT will also help students studying for the ACT.

While many colleges have gone "test optional" due to Covid-19, many merit aid scholarships still require either an SAT or ACT score.

As such, we believe it is still wise to study for these exams until further announcements are made.