Short version: Scolavo is open, and for the next three months it is completely free. Every cinematic lesson, every interactive deck, all five levels from Primary through College, plus standalone Topics — and the full standardized Test Prep — free. The only thing we ask is that you create a free account, so your progress saves and follows you between devices.
Why free, and why now
We’re soft-launching on purpose. We would rather have real learners using Scolavo every day — finding the rough edges, telling us what’s confusing, showing us which lessons land and which need another pass — than launch quietly to no one. A free window is the fastest, fairest way to do that. You get the whole library; we get the feedback that makes it better.
It also reflects something we believe: a great lesson should be the easy thing to reach for. During the launch there is no paywall between a curious person and the thing they’re curious about.
What you get
- Every lesson, every subject, every level — Primary, Middle, High School, College, and Topics.
- Both ways to learn: the cinematic “Watch” film and the interactive “Learn” deck, with quick-checks and mastery quizzes.
- The full Test Prep suite — Digital SAT, ACT, PSAT, and CAASPP — with score reports.
- Progress, streaks, and mastery tracking saved to your account across devices.
Why you need an account
Two reasons, both for you. First, your progress and mastery only mean something if they persist — an account is what lets Scolavo remember where you are and what to review next. Second, it lets us keep the experience for real learners rather than bots and scrapers. Signing up takes a few seconds and costs nothing.
What happens after the three months
When the launch window ends we’ll introduce paid plans — and there will always be a genuinely useful free tier. Nothing you’ve done disappears: your account, your progress, and your streaks carry straight over. We’ll tell you well before anything changes, with no surprise charges — there’s no card on file to charge.
Come learn something
That’s the whole announcement. The doors are open, the library is full, and for the next three months it’s all free. Create an account and start with whatever you’re curious about — a school for the curious is, after all, the entire idea.
