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I built this site for my own ASVAB prep. After three hours on it I scored 100% on the PiCAT, so I cleaned it up and put it online. It has nine subject guides, a 1,409-question practice bank, a timed PiCAT-style simulation with an AFQT estimate, and an optional AI tutor.
Everything is free except the AI Tutor. The tutor costs money because every session burns real LLM API tokens. Nothing else has a paywall. The guides, practice bank, simulation, and progress tracking all work without an account.
Nine subjects: Arithmetic Reasoning, Mathematics Knowledge, Word Knowledge, Paragraph Comprehension, General Science, Electronics, Auto & Shop, Mechanical Comprehension, and the ASVAB Cyber Test. Each guide has inline review questions after the relevant section (475 variants across 95 concepts) and a "Why?" explanation on every answer.
934 questions across four sets and nine subjects. Filter by subject, by set, and by difficulty (easy, medium, hard). Every question has a 1–3 sentence explanation in a collapsible "Why?" panel after you answer. Sign in for a free account if you want per-category progress tracking and weak-spot detection.
A full-length, timed run that mirrors the real PiCAT. Each section has its own time limit, the clock can't be paused, and the test auto-advances when time runs out. You get a per-section breakdown and an AFQT estimate at the end. Past attempts are saved to your account so you can track your simulation history over time.
Procedurally generated Assembling-Objects-style questions. Two formats appear at random: connection items, where shapes with labeled points must be joined so matching labels touch; and puzzle items, where scattered pieces reassemble into a parent shape. Endless practice — no two questions are identical. Pick a difficulty for the per-question timer (60 / 30 / 15 seconds).
The tutor drills you with multiple-choice questions one concept at a time. If you miss one, it coaches you toward the right answer instead of just handing it over. When you end the session it grades your performance per concept and tells you what to focus on next. This is the only paid feature on the site, because each session uses paid LLM API tokens.
One question per concept. Click an answer to reveal it and read the explanation, then use Review Guide ↑ to jump back to the relevant section above.
Pick at least one category above to begin.
Pick a subject and the tutor will quiz you on it one concept at a time. When you get one wrong, it walks you through the reasoning instead of just giving you the answer.
Stuck? Type hint or I give up and the tutor will walk you through it.
A full-length, timed practice test that mirrors the PiCAT format. Each section has its own clock and can't be paused. When time runs out the section ends and any unanswered questions are marked wrong.
Assembling Objects is intentionally not included. It is not part of the AFQT score, so it's omitted by design.