
Bloom SAT
Personalized TikTok-style SAT and PSAT prep
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- Skill Building
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- Subscription from $20
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- Mobile
About Bloom SAT
Bloom SAT is an AI-powered SAT prep app built around a TikTok-style For You Page for the Digital SAT and PSAT. Instead of static problem sets or full-length mock exams, students open the app and scroll a continuous, swipeable feed of practice questions that adapts to their ability in real time. The feed is powered by item-response theory — the same statistical engine the actual Digital SAT uses to route students between modules. After every answer, Bloom updates a running ability estimate for each skill and serves the next question that maximizes information gain. The result is a personalized practice experience that keeps students in the 60–80% accuracy band where scores actually grow. Bloom is designed as the daily companion to the College Board's Bluebook testing app. Bluebook provides the four official full-length practice tests and the real exam; Bloom provides the daily question volume between those tests — the 80–150 questions per week that actually move section scores. A typical routine: 10–20 minutes on the Bloom FYP daily, one full-length Bluebook practice test every other Saturday. Key features: Adaptive FYP feed — continuously personalized practice via IRT Skill targeting — automatically adjusts question mix based on weakest areas Spaced review — missed questions return days later for retention Bluebook-aligned content — every question matches the Digital SAT blueprint Free study guides and practice questions — 8 comprehensive guides covering the full Digital SAT, PSAT, Bluebook prep, flashcards, and study schedules Bloom SAT is made by EdTechAI Apps LLC. SAT®, PSAT®, and Bluebook™ are trademarks of the College Board, which is not affiliated with, and does not endorse, this product.
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Would love any feedback on how we're making SAT prep feel less like homework and more like a daily habit!