AnikoReviews of aniko.ai

Guys I love this website. Really, in under a month I improved from 1280 in May SAT to 1440 in June SAT.

I love it! With aniko, my score increased from 1280 to 1530. In particular (not counting the preparation during the winter and spring), Aniko helped me improve my score from 1440 on the June SAT to 1530 on the August one. The question bank is really comprehensive and practically has an unbounded amount of exercises. I grinded the "Words in Context" and "Information and Ideas" sections, and over time, that effort paid off. Really thankful to the team behind the company, kudos to them:)

I loved the SAT lock-in challenge; it pushed me to show up every day, and the fact that I was forced to stick to my study plan and couldn't just choose the 'easiest' concept so I could check a day off. Nothing beats the rush of seeing my estimated score go up!

The video game like system felt really familiar to me and helped me improve my score by 230 in only two months! I recommend this website to anyone from someone that's just starting to someone that's trying to break 1500.

Someone from a Discord group recommended me to Aniko, and Aniko was game-changing for me. It was the only platform I relied on to practise, and it turns out the bet was worth it.

review i love the UI, the question is as hard as the real test so i can prepare myself better and the review is cool too

Aniko genuinely is one of if not the best SAT sites out there. I know this sounds like an ad but it’s actually not. The site gives questions that are in my opinion harder than the actual test making the real SAT feel easier. I loved the similar question section because it makes it easier to hone in on your weaknesses. I have one more SAT and now plan to focus on reading because I got a 790 math and I will continue to use Aniko. Thank you developers for making such an amazing site.

english sat practice was really good and realistic however the math was hit or miss because the numbers and questions were unrealistic in the sense that all the answers were like 6 decimal places.