SciPrep pulls study guides, a graded question bank, timed tests, and progress analytics into a single app — so preparing for an event feels like studying, not scavenging.
Long-form guides and structured, unit-by-unit lessons for each event.
Multiple choice, multi-select, numeric, and free-response, graded instantly.
Practice under real time pressure, then review every miss as a drill.
Accuracy, streaks, and weak-topic tracking across every event.
Good Science Olympiad material exists, but it is scattered. A study guide lives in a PDF someone shared two seasons ago. Practice questions are split across Quizlet sets of varying quality. The rules and event details sit on a wiki. Preparing well means spending as much energy finding resources as actually using them.
SciPrep is the attempt to fix that: one platform where the reading, the practice, and the feedback loop all live together, tied to the events you actually compete in. Study a guide, drill the question bank, take a timed test, and watch your weak topics turn into your strong ones — without leaving the app.
SciPrep is made and maintained by a single developer, not a company. It is free because the goal is to be genuinely useful to students, not to monetize their studying. The plan is to keep the core study experience free indefinitely; the only features that may ever cost money are the AI tools that spend real compute, and even those are not being sold today.
Because it is one person, your feedback matters more than it would anywhere else. If a question is wrong, a page is broken, or something could be better, telling us actually changes the product.