Free study log for SAT · PSAT · ACT

Every mistake has a pattern. Find yours.

Log study sessions and practice-test mistakes in a few taps. StudyMaze turns them into heatmaps and trends that show exactly where your points are leaking — no tutoring, no lectures, just your own data made impossible to ignore.

Built for SAT PSAT ACT prep. Free accounts get one exam template per account — Premium unlocks a custom exam type.

1,039 SAT vocab words, free
3 Exam templates built in
$0 No card, no trial clock

How it works

01

Log a study session

Subject, topic, and minutes spent — logged in a few taps after you close the book.

02

Log assessment mistakes

Go question by question on a practice test and tag why you missed each one.

03

See your patterns

Your weak subjects, modules, and recurring error types surface on their own.

What you get

Study time, broken down

See where your practice hours actually went — by subject and by day, not just a running total.

A weak-spot heatmap

Mistakes plotted by subject and module, darker where they pile up, so patterns are hard to miss.

Error-type patterns

Careless slip or a real content gap? Tag every mistake with why, and watch which reason keeps coming back.

See it for real

Real demo data, not mockups — this is what a dashboard looks like after a few weeks of logging.

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StudyMaze dashboard with a study streak calendar, focus-next weak topics ranked by mistakes, and recent study session and test activity
Study time broken down by subject and day of week, next to a mistake heatmap by subject and module
Study time & the weak-spot heatmap
Mistakes-per-test trend line next to a donut chart of mistakes by error type
Trends & error-type breakdown

Procrastinate productively.

All 1,039 SAT vocabulary words as flashcards and self-graded tests — open to anyone, no account needed. Sign in and your scores can log straight into your study history.

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