Our Quality Pledge
Every explanation, checked before you see it.
Most AI-first prep tools write explanations on the fly — and are widely reported for getting them wrong. A confidently-wrong explanation doesn’t just waste your time; it teaches you the wrong thing. So we do the opposite: every explanation we publish is verified for correctness before it ever reaches you.
How we verify every explanation
Written, not improvised
Each explanation is authored with the full worked solution and a reason every wrong answer is wrong — not generated on the fly the moment you click, where mistakes slip through unseen.
Independently checked
Our questions and explanations are written with AI, so the check is done by a separate AI model. It works the problem out for itself, then compares its answer with ours and audits the arithmetic, the logic, and every distractor rationale. Agreement is the bar — not a single model’s first guess. No person reviews every question; a person reviews every question a student reports.
Fail closed
If an explanation does not pass that check, it is pulled. You never see an explanation that failed review — the question falls back to a plain answer key until we fix it. We would rather show less than show something wrong.
Found a mistake? We fix it.
We’re not perfect, and we don’t pretend to be. You can report any question from inside the app, and a real person reviews every report. If something’s wrong, we fix it — and re-run it through the same verification. That feedback loop is exactly the part the generate-it-live tools skip.
| Reported | What was wrong | Where | Fixed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 20, 2026 | Answer key was wrong | Math · Systems of 2 Linear Equations in 2 Variables | Aug 20, 2026 |
| Jun 21, 2026 | Question was unclear | Reading & Writing · Transitions | Jun 22, 2026 |
Where we are today
Counted from the bank as this page loaded, not typed in by hand: 5,934 of the 5,936 questions in rotation carry a written explanation. Anything still in review shows a plain, correct answer key in the meantime — never an unverified walkthrough dressed up as one.
Taking questions out matters as much as putting them in. We have retired 1,806 items that were once in the bank:
- Duplicate or near-duplicate of another question618
- Outside the tested syllabus52
- Answer-pattern bias removed21
- Rewritten, and the old version replaced8
- Another recorded reason47
- Retired before we recorded a reason1,060
That last row is the honest part: our earliest cleanups did not record a reason, so we can tell you those questions are gone but not, from the data alone, why. Everything retired since does.
See it for yourself — take a short diagnostic and read the explanations.
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