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About SAT Vocab Pal

A strong vocabulary is essential to acing the SAT—and SAT Vocab Pal is your ultimate study companion. With 5,000 high-impact words, proven on official SAT exams, you’ll build the foundation you need for real test-day success. Key Features: • Largest SAT Word Bank: Explore 5,000 words pulled from official SAT tests—the most comprehensive set available. • Fun Study Mode: Study whenever you have 5 minutes free time and move up levels. • Expert-Crafted Flashcards: Learn with precise definitions and examples, carefully written by SAT experts. • Smart Progress Tracking: Stay on target with detailed statistics that track your improvement. Whether you’re cramming last-minute or prepping well in advance, SAT Vocab Pal adapts to your schedule—and helps you own the SAT.

What’s new

Version 6.0 · Updated December 9, 2025

Fixed a bug that prevented the app from initializing correctly. Made some UI improvements.

App privacy

The developer, Smartize Learning Corporation, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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