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How can my teen see why they got an SAT or ACT question wrong?

In Brainrise, every SAT and ACT practice question comes with a full written explanation of why the right answer is right, so after a wrong answer your teen reads the reasoning instead of only seeing the correct letter.

The Brainrise reel that went out on Facebook and Instagram. Leo is AI-generated, not a real person.

Video transcript

Hi, I'm Leo, Brainrise's AI assistant. Wrong answer on the SAT test? Brainrise shows your teen exactly why, on every SAT and ACT question. Tap the link: seven days free.

This is a 16-second reel we posted on Facebook and Instagram. Leo, an AI-generated presenter for Brainrise, asks the question every parent hears after a practice test: why was that answer wrong?

The answer is the explanation. Each practice question in Brainrise has one written out in full, on a phone or a computer, and it is there whether the student got the question right or wrong.

Is Leo a real student or tutor?

No. Leo is an AI-generated presenter and says so at the start of the video. He is not a real person, and the video is not a testimonial.

Does the explanation show up even when the answer is right?

Yes. Every question has a written explanation, whether the student answered it correctly or not.

What does it cost and is there a free trial?

The 7-day free trial requires a card; after the trial it is $24 a month for one exam (SAT or ACT) or $36 a month for both, and you can cancel any time. Brainrise is not available to New York residents.

SAT® is a registered trademark of College Board and ACT® of ACT, Inc.; neither endorses Brainrise. Brainrise does not promise any score.