Hey Product Hunt 👋 Most SAT prep asks you to sit down for three hours. So you schedule it for Saturday, and then you don't do it. I built LiteQ Daily around the opposite assumption: 20 minutes you'll actually finish beats 3 hours you won't start. Every day you get two quizzes — 8 Reading & Writing questions and 8 Math questions, written in the Digital SAT format. About 10 minutes each. Every question has a written explanation that shows up the moment you answer, because the explanation is the part that actually moves your score. A few things I cared about while building it: → Real difficulty, not labeled difficulty. Question banks love to call things "hard" and then serve you something from a warm-up set. I calibrated against actual Digital SAT Module 2 hard questions. → Explanations for everything, not just the ones you miss. You can get a question right for the wrong reason, and that's the one that hurts you in November. → Weak-area tracking that does something. Missed question types get routed back into your review queue instead of just showing up as a red bar on a chart. → Full-length mocks when you want them — 34-question light mocks (~40 min) and 98-question full mocks (~2h 14min), in the real Digital SAT format. → Math mode: type math in plain shorthand, get typeset LaTeX. No equation editor wrestling. It runs in any browser and as a native iOS app, and your streak follows you between them. [여기에 왜 만들었는지 개인적인 계기 2~3줄 — 본인 경험이나 누구를 위해 만들었는지] Free to try: a daily SAT tip and a sample question, no account needed. Full access is $6.99/month or $14.99 for 3 months, with a 3-day trial. I'd genuinely like to hear where the questions feel off — too easy, too hard, or an explanation that skips a step. That's the feedback I can act on fastest. https://www.litequs.com

LiteQ daily

Two 8-question Digital SAT quizzes a day, with explanations

Two 8-question Digital SAT quizzes a day, with explanations