Building in public
I built a GMAT platform to study for the GMAT. Now I’m going for the 99th percentile, in public.
Every practice test, every miss and every week of the climb, logged where you can check it. When the score report comes back, the same tool opens to you.
— Ryan, founder
What I’m studying on
The platform I built for my own prep. Here’s what’s in it today.
Adaptive practice tests
Full tests or single sections, timed by the server, in any section order. The next question adapts to how you’re doing, the way the real exam does.
Every Data Insights format
Data Sufficiency, Multi-Source Reasoning, Table Analysis, Graphics Interpretation and Two-Part Analysis, with real sortable tables and charts.
An error log that schedules your redos
Every miss gets tagged with why it happened, then comes back in 1 day and again in 3 until you’ve got it twice.
A score you can check against the real one
Log your official and practice-exam scores, and the platform shows how far its own estimates sit from them.
How this works
- 1
I study on it every day
Same tool, same question bank, same tests you’ll get.
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I post the numbers every week
Practice scores, accuracy on the hardest questions, what I got wrong. Bad weeks included, in a Founder’s Log that locks each week once it’s published.
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The list gets everything first
The full weekly log by email, and first access when the platform opens to other test-takers.