Drill the GRE vocabulary list, train Quant problem-solving, and practice AWA prompts. Built for the shorter, section-adaptive GRE — Verbal Reasoning, Quantitative Reasoning, and Analytical Writing.
The GRE got dramatically shorter in 2023 — under 2 hours, no experimental section, fewer questions per section. That means every question counts more. Cramberry helps you drill efficiently for the format you're actually taking.
Since September 2023, the GRE runs about 1 hour 58 minutes total: two Verbal sections, two Quant sections, and one AWA essay. No experimental section. Cramberry generates practice that matches the new format and section weighting.
GRE Verbal lives or dies on vocabulary. The Magoosh 1000, Manhattan 500, and Barron's lists are the standard. Cramberry generates flashcards from any of them — or your own list — with example sentences for context.
The GRE gives you a basic on-screen calculator, but the questions are designed to be solvable faster without it. Cramberry's Quant drills train estimation, number sense, and quantitative-comparison tricks the same way Manhattan's 5lb book does.
The AWA "Analyze an Issue" essay scores 0–6. Cramberry's short-answer tool generates AWA-style prompts, captures your 30-minute response, and the AI tutor gives feedback on structure, evidence, and analysis.
The GRE is section-adaptive: your performance on section 1 determines the difficulty of section 2. Cramberry's practice quizzes ramp difficulty the same way, so you build experience with both easier and harder question pools.
Stuck on a Quantitative Comparison? Don't get why two sentence-equivalence options aren't both right? The AI tutor walks through the reasoning step-by-step and rephrases until it clicks.
Cramberry combines vocab spaced repetition, Quant practice, and AWA drills into one study system — and it works with whatever prep books you're already using.
Upload Magoosh or Manhattan prep-book chapters, GregMat notes, the ETS PowerPrep documentation, or your own handwritten notes. Cramberry creates clean notes organized by section — Verbal vocabulary, Quant concepts, and AWA strategies.
Drop in the Magoosh 1000, Manhattan 500, Barron's list, or any prep-book vocabulary chapter. Cramberry creates spaced-repetition flashcards with definitions, synonyms, antonyms, and example sentences. The 200 words you know cold get spaced out; the 50 you keep missing come back tomorrow.
Generate mixed quizzes filtered by section and question type — Quantitative Comparison, Multiple Choice (one or more answers), Numeric Entry, Text Completion, Sentence Equivalence, Reading Comprehension. Each question comes with an explanation, and the AI tutor can show a faster approach.
The AWA is 30 minutes, one essay ("Analyze an Issue"), scored 0–6. Cramberry's short-answer tool generates ETS-style issue prompts, captures your timed response, and gives feedback on thesis, evidence, structure, and counter-perspective handling.
Upload Magoosh or Manhattan prep-book chapters, GregMat notes, the ETS PowerPrep documentation, or your own handwritten notes. Cramberry creates clean notes organized by section — Verbal vocabulary, Quant concepts, and AWA strategies.
Drop in the Magoosh 1000, Manhattan 500, Barron's list, or any prep-book vocabulary chapter. Cramberry creates spaced-repetition flashcards with definitions, synonyms, antonyms, and example sentences. The 200 words you know cold get spaced out; the 50 you keep missing come back tomorrow.
Generate mixed quizzes filtered by section and question type — Quantitative Comparison, Multiple Choice (one or more answers), Numeric Entry, Text Completion, Sentence Equivalence, Reading Comprehension. Each question comes with an explanation, and the AI tutor can show a faster approach.
The AWA is 30 minutes, one essay ("Analyze an Issue"), scored 0–6. Cramberry's short-answer tool generates ETS-style issue prompts, captures your timed response, and gives feedback on thesis, evidence, structure, and counter-perspective handling.
No subscription nag, no premium curriculum, no manual Anki deck — just upload, generate, study.
Drop in Magoosh, Manhattan, Barron's, or Kaplan prep-book chapters, GregMat lecture notes, vocabulary lists, or scanned problem sets.
Cramberry generates section-organized notes, spaced-repetition vocab flashcards, mixed Quant/Verbal quizzes, and AWA practice prompts.
Drill vocab daily with spaced repetition, take timed section quizzes, and use the AI tutor for any Quant or Verbal question that's giving you trouble.
GRE Verbal is fundamentally a vocabulary test. You can't "reason" your way through a sentence equivalence question if you don't know what 'mendacious' means — and there are roughly 1000 such words you need to recognize cold. Spaced repetition is the only realistic way to lock 1000+ words into long-term memory in 1–3 months.
Quant is different but equally pattern-based. The GRE reuses a small set of question types (~10–15 patterns) repeatedly. Practice testing on those patterns — done with spaced repetition on your weak ones — moves your Quant score faster than any number of re-read prep-book chapters.
Dunlosky et al. (2013) ranked practice testing and distributed practice as the two most effective study techniques across subjects — both of which Cramberry runs automatically on whatever GRE material you bring.
Bring your prep books, GregMat notes, vocab lists, or PowerPrep score reports — Cramberry turns them into active recall.
Magoosh, Manhattan 5lb, Barron's, Kaplan
Magoosh 1000, Manhattan 500, custom lists
GregMat, Magoosh videos, Manhattan
ETS official practice score reports
Course PDFs, handouts
Strategy posts, vocab roundups
From STEM PhD applicants to business-school candidates, Cramberry adapts to your timeline and target score.
Applying this cycle. Target 320+ for funded humanities programs, 325+ for top STEM PhDs. Multi-month prep that fits with research and coursework.
Prepping nights and weekends for an MBA or MS application. Cramberry's spaced repetition fits in 20-minute sessions.
Non-native English speakers gain the most from vocab spaced repetition. Cramberry generates context-rich flashcards from any vocab list automatically.
Need a higher Quant for a STEM program or a higher Verbal for humanities? Cramberry targets your specific weak question types instead of more general practice.
Top STEM programs expect 165+ Quant. Drill QC and numeric entry patterns until they're instinct.
Skipping a $1000+ prep course? Cramberry replaces the tutor's job — generate drills, explain wrong answers, track weak spots, and adapt to your prep timeline.
Cramberry covers vocab, Quant, and AWA in one app — at a fraction of a prep-course budget.
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