Everything you need to study for the GRE, in one place.
GREPrep turns GRE preparation into a daily routine you can actually keep. It walks you through a 1,000-word vocabulary curriculum at a sustainable pace, brings words back exactly when you are about to forget them, drills the quant and verbal topics you keep getting wrong, runs full timed tests, and scores your analytical writing essays against the GRE rubric.
Sign in with Google, or make an account with your email address and a password — either way it is the same study record. GREPrep never sees your Google password, and a password you set here is stored only as a hash, never as text.
What GREPrep does
Six tools that share one record of your progress, so what you practise tomorrow is decided by what you got wrong today.
A paced vocabulary curriculum
Over 1,000 GRE words in a fixed sequence, handed to you a set number each day, with definitions, usage notes and example sentences for every word.
Spaced repetition
Every word you study is scheduled to return at the moment you are most likely to forget it, so review time goes to the words that need it.
Listening practice
The day's words read aloud as a continuous playlist, so vocabulary can be revised away from the screen.
Quant and verbal drills
Practice questions across quantitative and verbal reasoning, with a weak-areas view that aims the next session at the topics you keep missing.
Timed mock tests
Full-length and sectional tests under real time pressure, each followed by a report breaking your score down by topic.
Analytical writing feedback
Write an essay to a GRE-style prompt and get it scored against the rubric, with specific notes on argument, evidence and clarity.
Why GREPrep asks you to sign in
Your study record — which words you have seen, what you got wrong, your test history — has to belong to an account, or it cannot follow you between devices. Sign in with Google or with an email address and a password; an address that already has an account keeps the same record whichever way you use it, so nobody ends up with two histories.
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What GREPrep asks Google for
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openid,emailandprofilescopes — your name, email address, profile picture and Google account ID. Nothing else. - What it does with them Recognises you when you come back, shows your name and picture in the app, and sends the reminder email before a test you have scheduled.
- What it never touches Your Gmail, Drive, Calendar, Contacts or any other Google service. GREPrep requests no access to them, and never sees your Google password.
- Who else sees your data GREPrep does not sell your data, does not run advertising, and does not use analytics or tracking. The privacy policy lists in full the two service providers involved in running the app.
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