The academic organizer

All of school.One calm place.

Classes, homework, tests with prep plans built for you, grades, and a single merged day. The SAT is there too, only if you want it, and it fits around school, never instead of it.

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Free to start. Made by students. Works in the browser.

One real moment

Classroom lands.
Hippo sorts it.

This is not a mockup of a promise. It is how the Google Classroom import already works in PeakScore.

New work appears

Connect Google Classroom once. Real assignments import on their own, never questions or busywork.

Hippo asks you

When do you want to tackle each one? Tonight, tomorrow, the weekend. One tap and it lands in your day.

Then it learns

Over time Hippo picks up your habit and starts scheduling new work for you, in the slots you actually use.

Google Classroom, just synced
Ch. 7 problem setAlgebra II
Lab write-upBiology
Reading responseEnglish
Hippo thinking
Three new assignments. When do you want to tackle them?

Next time, Hippo will suggest tonight first

What it does

School is the anchor.
Always on.

School

Classes

Your full schedule, every room, teacher, and period, laid out in a timeline that reads at a glance.

Homework

Due dates that place themselves into your day, so the plan is made before you even sit down.

Tests

Add a test and get a prep plan built automatically, counting back from test day in sane sessions.

Grades

Tracked on the scale your school actually uses, with the whole term visible in one honest view.

Classroom sync

One tap connects Google Classroom. New assignments flow in on their own, no billing, no setup maze.

Your day, merged

Classes, homework, prep, and SAT work in one timeline. One place to look, one decision less.

SAT, if you want it

A plan around school

An adaptive week-by-week plan that bends around your classes and tests, never over them.

Score ring

Real practice tests, tracked from your own baseline. The ring closes as your score climbs, no guesswork.

Desmos, complete

A free 50-lesson calculator course with beat-the-hippo duels, plus an error log that remembers what you miss.

732 universities

A college list with sourced SAT numbers, and a gap-closer that wires your dream school into the plan.

Respected, but second. Turn it on when you are ready, turn it off when the season ends. School never moves aside for it.

Hippo, the PeakScore study buddy, standing proud
The study buddy

Meet Hippo.
Not a gimmick.

A companion with actual personality, built into the way the app thinks.

Triagesasks when you want to tackle new Classroom work, then learns your answer.
Duelschallenges you in the Desmos course, beat the hippo or study why you did not.
Celebratesshows up when a test plan finishes or a sync lands, and stays out of the way otherwise.
The method

Organized is the floor.
The schedule is the edge.

Any planner records what you have to do. PeakScore also decides when you should meet it again, and how, using memory research that has held up for decades, not whatever feels productive at 11pm.

61vs40%
Recall one week later: students who self-tested against students who re-read. Every review PeakScore schedules is a recall, book closed.
Roediger & Karpicke, 2006
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Studies reviewed, one verdict: spread-out practice beats piled-up practice. Your subjects rotate across the week instead of massing before tests.
Cepeda et al., 2006
63vs20%
Mixed practice against one-type-at-a-time, a week on. SAT foundations run both sections together, leaning toward your weaker one.
Rohrer & Taylor, 2007

You can cram a Friday vocabulary quiz. You cannot cram two years of IB, or the whole of school for ENEM. The exams that decide things sit above cramming's ceiling, which is why your review runs on the ordinary weeks, not the desperate ones.

Read the method, every study cited
Questions

Everything you
might ask.

Yes, completely. The whole organizer (classes, homework, tests, grades, and Google Classroom sync) is free. The SAT side leans on free resources like Khan Academy and Bluebook; a couple of books are paid separately, but PeakScore itself costs nothing.
No. School is the anchor and it is always on. The SAT is an optional add-on that fits around school, never instead of it. Turn it on when you are ready, off when the season ends.
Add your classes, or connect Google Classroom in one tap, and your merged day is ready immediately. If you want the SAT too, we ask your test date, a score estimate or a quick diagnostic, and your target universities.
A planner stores deadlines; PeakScore turns them into a realistic day you will actually follow: placing homework, building a prep plan for each test, and merging school and SAT into one timeline. Khan Academy is where you practice; PeakScore tells you what to practice, in what order, and for how long.
Yes, that is the whole point. Every class, assignment, and study session lands in one merged day with its own tasks, links, and time, so you never wonder what to do today. After each SAT session, a Daily Checkpoint tracks your mastery across the 40 skills.
Yes. A Daily Boost, a mood check-in, and Hippo, a study buddy with real personality who triages your new work, celebrates when a plan finishes, and stays out of the way otherwise. Your progress shows up as a climbing score, streaks, and badges.
No trial, no card

Get your school life sorted tonight.

Open it in the browser, add your classes, connect Classroom. That is the whole setup. The SAT can wait until you say so.

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