The AI SAT tutor
your child can talk to

Yes. Aristotle is a voice SAT tutor. Your teen speaks the question, says how they would start, and Aristotle talks them through the next step on a shared whiteboard. They can interrupt or ask again at any point. Sessions start whenever they sit down, with no booking and no waiting for a weekly slot.

The digital SAT has two sections, Reading and Writing and Math, and each section is split into two modules. The second module adapts to how the student did on the first. Aristotle organizes practice the same way the test does. Math follows the College Board's four domains: Algebra, Advanced Math, Problem-Solving and Data Analysis, and Geometry and Trigonometry. Reading and Writing follows its four content areas: Information and Ideas, Craft and Structure, Expression of Ideas, and Standard English Conventions. Your target score sets the plan. Aristotle works backward from test day and focuses on the skills with the most points left on the table.

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A practice-test app tells your child which questions they missed. Aristotle asks them to talk through a missed question, finds the step where the reasoning broke, and gives them a similar question to try right away. It also remembers earlier sessions, so the next session picks up from the skills your child is still working on.

It fits students who want to practice on their own schedule, students who freeze on certain question types and need help in the moment, and families who want SAT prep without scheduling around a tutor's calendar. A human tutor or a classroom course can still be the better choice if your child needs a fixed class time to stay on track.

Parents get a summary after every session, and the parent dashboard shows which SAT skills are mastered, in progress, or not started. Sessions are reviewed, and every tutor response is checked before it reaches your child.

Short, regular sessions work well: a few sessions a week on the skills the dashboard shows as in progress, plus a full practice section closer to test day. Aristotle builds that plan from your child's target score and test date.

Yes. Take an official practice test in Bluebook, then use short voice sessions on the question types you missed. Aristotle asks guiding questions instead of giving answers.

Yes. Aristotle covers 113 SAT Math skills and 42 Reading and Writing skills, organized the way the College Board organizes the digital SAT. Every skill is individually tracked.

No. Aristotle asks your child to explain their thinking and guides them with questions until they can solve the problem themselves, which is what they will have to do on test day.

Yes. Aristotle also tutors ACT prep. It covers ACT Math and ACT English, with 284 individually tracked skills between them, and sessions start whenever your child is ready, with no scheduling.

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Intro is free with three one-hour sessions. Scholar is $49 a month for eight sessions, and Infinite is $199 a month for unlimited sessions across every subject, with a one-week free trial.

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