AZed adapts to your exact weaknesses using AI-powered practice, Bloom's Taxonomy coaching, and spaced repetition.
If 3x + 7 = 22, what is the value of 6x − 4?
Test prep or coding — AZed's adaptive engine meets you where you are.
AI-powered adaptive prep for SAT, ACT, GRE, LSAT, GMAT, IELTS, TOEFL, and AP exams.
Master programming languages with the same adaptive engine — interactive challenges and real-world projects.
SAT, ACT, and CLT are live now. More exams coming 2026.
Six modes, one adaptive engine. Each feeds data back into your learning path.
Questions targeted to your exact weak topics and Bloom's level. Difficulty adjusts in real time.
Live nowAsk anything. Explanations, similar problems, concept breakdowns — AI-powered. Available 24/7.
Live nowSM-2 spaced repetition decks auto-built from your weak topics. The right card at the right time.
Live nowSpeed rounds, vocab match, topic challenges. Mastery through play — not just drill.
Live nowTimed, module-adaptive simulations mirroring the real format. Full score breakdown after.
Live nowBloom's tracking, topic mastery heatmap, projected score, and personal weak-spot report.
Live now5 cognitive levels from Remember to Evaluate. Know exactly where your understanding breaks down.
Questions resurface at scientifically optimal intervals so nothing you learn slips away.
Problems calibrated to the sweet spot where effort drives maximum learning per minute.
Mixed sequences build real test-day fluency that block practice can't.
Your projected score updates after every session, mapped against your target.
Detailed explanations after every question. Ask follow-ups and learn the why.
The engine tracks your Bloom's level and topic accuracy per question. Each session targets the exact gaps that are costing you points.
Work through adaptive practice problems. The engine records topic, Bloom's level, and correctness for each answer.
Your Bloom's profile and topic mastery update after each session. Weak areas surface automatically.
Next session, questions are weighted toward your weakest topics and cognitive levels — not random drill.