Know where you stand
See which skills are solid and which need work, so your first hour of study already counts.
Test prep for what comes next
Know exactly what to study, stop guessing where your time should go, and walk into test day knowing what to expect. Waypost Prep turns a big exam into one clear step at a time.
A focused study plan
LEARN · PRACTICE · REVIEW
Hints and explanations are there when you’re ready to review.
From overwhelmed to on track
Every exam feels huge at the start. Waypost Prep breaks it into the skills worth your time, then helps you close each gap.
See which skills are solid and which need work, so your first hour of study already counts.
Focus on the skills that move you forward, built from the foundations up, at a pace that fits your week.
Practice on your own, understand why each answer works, and get used to the exam’s format before test day.
What’s inside
Assessments, lessons, practice, practice tests, and progress—connected around what to do next.
01 / ORIENT
Assess your skills and get a focused next step for the exam you’re preparing for.
02 / UNDERSTAND
Narrated, step-by-step lessons with interactive practice connect each idea to the skills that come before it.
03 / PRACTICE
Work independently first, then use hints and solution review when you need them.
04 / REFLECT
Review completed work and practice test results, then return to the skills you want to strengthen.
Find your strengths and the gaps worth closing first.
Listen and follow along step by step, with interactive practice built into each lesson.
Hints and worked solutions when you want them.
Timed, in the exam’s own sections and format.
Every test graded by section, with a labeled practice score estimate where the exam has one. Not an official score.
Write ACT and GED practice essays and get feedback on each scoring area, with what to work on next.
Waylo, your study assistant, walks you through a problem after you’ve tried it and helps you decide where to go next.
Progress by skill, shared with a parent only if you choose.
For the people cheering you on
Parents can follow learning progress through a student-approved link, while students stay in control of the link. A parent can also go first by inviting a student, with a plan to pay for if you choose one. Nothing is linked or charged until the student accepts.
Exams on Waypost Prep
Pick your exam and get a plan built around its sections, format, and timing.
COLLEGE ADMISSIONS
Math · Reading & Writing
COLLEGE ADMISSIONS
Math · English · Reading · Science · Writing
HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY
Mathematical Reasoning · Reasoning Through Language Arts · Science · Social Studies
GRADUATE ADMISSIONS
Quantitative Reasoning · Verbal Reasoning · Data Insights
AP CLASSES
Historical thinking · Periods 1–9, 1491 to the present
AP CLASSES
Historical thinking · Units 1–9, c. 1200 to the present
AP CLASSES
Limits · Derivatives · Integrals · Eight units
AP CLASSES
All of AB · Parametric, polar and series · Ten units
AP CLASSES
Foundations · Branches · Rights · Ideologies · Participation
Pricing
Your first exam is $30 a month. Each exam you add is $10, and a third turns your bundle into Everything.
$30/ month
or $75 for 3 months
+$10/ month
Two exams: $40 a month, or $100 for 3 months
$50/ month
or $125 for 3 months
A few clear answers
A few details on how study, progress, and family access work.
Waypost Prep covers the SAT, ACT, GED, GMAT, AP U.S. History, AP World History, AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC and AP U.S. Government, each with lessons, independent practice, and progress tracking.
Yes. Build a bundle with every exam you're preparing for, like the SAT and AP U.S. History. Your first exam is $30 a month and each one you add is $10. A third exam turns your bundle into Everything, every exam for $50 a month. Each bundle shares one monthly pool of tutor messages that grows as you add exams.
Yes. Pay for three months up front and save: $75 for one exam, $100 for two, or $125 for Everything.
See where you stand, focus on one skill at a time, practice independently, and review what you want to strengthen.
No honest prep can promise a score. What Waypost Prep gives you is a clear plan, practice in the exam’s format, and a view of what’s improving, so your study time goes where it helps most.
With a student-approved link, parents can view the student’s study plans, progress, submitted answers, and saved tutoring conversations. Access is read-only and the student can revoke it at any time. A parent can also invite a student first, optionally with a plan they pay for; the link and any plan start only when the student accepts.
Waypost Prep isn’t open for sign-up yet. Accounts open at launch.
Your next step can be a small one
Know what to study, practice with purpose, and walk in ready.