The Evidence Ledger
Score Outcomes
Primary-data case studies: a study plan that was actually run, the time and hours invested, and the resulting score. This is the site's first-hand differentiator against AI-generated and marketing-driven study content. Boundary: every entry must disclose whether the outcome is self-reported, verified via an official score report, or community-sourced, and must carry an evidence-quality label. Excludes generic score-improvement claims without a disclosed plan and timeline. Task served: let a test-taker judge, by comparable real cases, whether a plan is likely to work for their own timeline and starting point.
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Not sure what "High", "Moderate", or "Limited" evidence means, or what separates self-reported from verified outcomes? Read the full methodology.