Homework Forge
The SAT platform I built for my own students
Twenty years of teaching, distilled into software: adaptive SAT practice where every original question passes a blind quality gate, every stuck student gets an AI helper that teaches instead of telling, and I can see exactly what each student needs next.
553
original questions, written & blind-tested
4,295
questions in the bank
283
students tracked
900+
students taught since 2003
79
sub-skills in the taxonomy
42
written testimonials
Spring 2026 cohort: 14 of 15 students improved — median gain +50 SAT/PSAT points.
What It Looks Like
How Questions Get Made
Anyone can generate practice questions. The hard part is questions that are genuinely indistinguishable from the real test — and provably fair. Mine earn their way into the bank:
Written to spec
Every question is built from a per-skill template: the reasoning it must test, the wrong-answer logic, the difficulty band.
Solved blind
An independent checker re-solves each question from the student-facing text alone. If the intended answer doesn’t hold up, the question dies.
The blind taste test
Real SAT questions and mine, shuffled, unmarked. If I can reliably tell which is which, the whole batch fails and gets rewritten. Passing means indistinguishable.
Beyond Practice Sets
Teach-One lessons
Interactive skill lessons that get a stuck student unstuck without a tutor in the room. First skill live; more in build.
AI tutoring helper
In-app "Confused? Ask" support: a hint ladder plus a Socratic chat that teaches toward the answer instead of giving it away. Live since June 2026.
Question pipeline
A production line for writing, checking, and difficulty-banding original SAT questions — with hard quality gates at every step.
Free tools
Score predictor, practice planners, and more — free on the tools hub.
I've Done This in Schools Before
The platform is new. The teaching behind it isn't.
Progress High School (NYC DOE), 2006–2011
Full-time math teacher, Bushwick. Regents pass rates of 70% (2007) and 80% (2009–10) vs ~50% school-wide; one class at 100%, 24 of 24.
Wadleigh Scholars Program, 2012–2017
SSAT prep for a Harlem independent-school pipeline. 2016: all six scholars improved in seven weeks. 2022: 27th to 82nd percentile on an official sitting. Placements include Westminster, Salisbury, and Westtown.
Comp Sci High, 2026
Weekly small-group ELL tutoring, February–June. One student passed both Regents — her school social worker wrote that the work "helped build both her confidence and understanding."
Curious what this could do for your students?
Schools, programs, and families — tell me what you're working with. The first conversation is free.
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