3-Month Starter
The cheapest way in: full ACT question bank, score prediction, built-in calculator, syllabus, timetable, and progress analytics. Great for a short prep window before test day.
Most students who plateau on the ACT aren't missing the content — they're losing points to the clock. SJ ACT drills you at the real per-question pace (36s English, 60s Math, 53s Science, 52s Reading), predicts your 1-36 composite as you go, flags the specific topics dragging your score down, and lets you test your speed against friends over WiFi or the Online Challenge.
Practice at the ACT's real per-question speed — 36s for English, 60s for Math, 53s for Science, 52s for Reading — so the clock stops being the thing that beats you.
Every question you answer nudges your predicted 1-36 composite, so you always know roughly where you'd land if test day were today.
English, Math, Reading, and Science — including support for the Enhanced ACT's shorter, Science-optional format.
No guessing what to study next — the app surfaces the specific topics quietly costing you points.
Work Math questions without ever leaving the app to open a separate calculator.
A daily routine mapped to your test date, so prep happens in short, repeatable sessions instead of one panicked week.
A running log of study time next to your score trend — the two numbers that matter most, side by side.
Go up against a simulated opponent whenever you want a quick, competitive round of practice.
Face a friend directly over WiFi, no mobile data or internet connection needed — just both phones and the same network.
Ran a pacing drill for the first time and realized I was spending almost a minute on English questions I should've cleared in half that. That alone was worth downloading the app.
I opted out of Science on the Enhanced ACT and wasn't sure how that would change my prep. The app just adjusted — didn't have to figure out the new format on my own.
Math was always my strong section, so I almost skipped practicing it. Turned out that's where I was losing the most time. Good thing the weak-spot tracker doesn't care what I assumed.
My twin brother and I do a WiFi match every night before bed. Neither of us wants to lose, which is a much better reason to open a practice app than "I should study."
I'd taken two full-length practice tests before this and still had no idea if my score would translate to a real composite. Watching the number move after each session made the whole thing feel less abstract.
Reading was where I always lost time — never finished the last passage. The per-question pace drill made me actually notice it happening instead of just feeling rushed and not knowing why.
The cheapest way in: full ACT question bank, score prediction, built-in calculator, syllabus, timetable, and progress analytics. Great for a short prep window before test day.
Core ACT prep: full question bank, score prediction, built-in calculator, syllabus, timetable, progress dashboard, weakest-point tracking, plus 1 free Online Challenge and 2 free WiFi Challenge matches per day.
Everything in Essentials, plus unlimited Online Challenge battles against simulated opponents.
Full all-in-one access: unlimited WiFi Challenge matches, unlimited Online Challenge, everything — unlocked at once.
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Starting with the 2025 rollout, Science became optional on most test dates and the overall test got shorter, with the core composite now built from English, Math, and Reading for students who skip Science. SJ ACT's question bank and score predictor handle both the 3-section and 4-section formats, so you're covered either way.
You get roughly 36 seconds per English question, 60 for Math, 53 for Science, and 52 for Reading — tighter than most students expect, and often the real reason a score stalls even when the student knows the material cold. SJ ACT's drills train you at those exact per-question speeds instead of only a whole-section countdown.
Schools that accept either test use a published concordance table to line up an ACT composite against an SAT total, so your ACT score does translate — just not to an exact SAT number. SJ ACT reports your composite on the ACT's own 1-36 scale, since that's the number your ACT score report will actually show.
Superscoring means a college takes your best section results across every ACT sitting instead of just one test date's composite — so raising your single weakest section can sometimes move your superscore more than a full retake would. That's exactly what SJ ACT's weakest-point tracking is built to help you find and fix.
SJ ACT is built for students applying to US colleges from anywhere in the world, so checkout runs in USD through Flutterwave, which accepts cards from the US, UK, Nigeria, and most other countries directly at checkout — no manual conversion needed on your end.