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Judgment drills for data analysts. There's a new drill every day, and every past drill stays open and free, so you can take as many reps as you want. Each one is built around a real decision, not a syntax quiz, and takes about five minutes.

Nothing! Analyst Gym is free.

With a magic link sent to your email, or with Google. There is no password to remember.

No. The drills are about judgment: what to check, what a number is worth, and what you would tell a stakeholder. This is not a SQL tutorial site.

About five minutes. One session, then the reveal.

Yes, four. Lesson walks you through multiple steps and corrects you as you go. Rapid Fire is 12 short judgment calls with the teaching saved for the end. Currency gives you a limited budget to buy information before you commit. Scenario puts you in one situation with one stakeholder, where each choice changes where you stand with them. We rotate through these formats (and new topics within each format!) each day.

No. There is no clock, so take the moment you need on each call. You are scored on accuracy, not speed.

Because being confidently wrong is the expensive mistake. Rating your confidence turns each answer into two pieces of information: whether you were right, and whether you knew. At the end of a session you get a read on how well those two lined up.

No. Each drill gets one attempt. The point is to commit to an answer the way you would at work, rather than retrying until it is right. It's okay to get a question wrong; the goal is to learn from the experience.

You get the reasoning, which is the part worth keeping. A miss still counts as a rep.

It counts the days in a row you showed up. Getting the answer wrong costs you nothing, the rep is what counts. Skip a day and the count starts over.

At midnight Eastern time. A new drill is waiting for you then.

Come back and pick it up. The drill you missed does not stay open, but nothing stops you from starting a new run.

Every drill belongs to one of 13 analyst skills, and every question you answer counts toward that skill. A Rapid Fire has about 12 questions, a Lesson about four, a Scenario up to 10 decisions, and a Currency drill one final call. A Scenario decision counts as right when you took the best option available at that moment. Every answer you give counts, including drills you didn't finish, and only your own answers are used. Nobody else's results appear on your profile, and yours appear nowhere else.

Everything lives under Account: your profile, notifications, appearance, and linked sign-in methods.

Open the Notification settings in your Account. You can turn off any single type of email or switch off email from us entirely, and it takes effect right away. You do not need to ask us.

Yes. You can link both to the same account under Account, then use whichever you prefer.

In your Account, use the "Delete account" section. It removes your account, your course progress, your drill history, and your streak. Sign-in stops working immediately, and it cannot be undone.

Yes. Your Account settings page has an option to export everything we hold about you as a single JSON file, with no need to ask us for it.

Most of it you can edit yourself in your Account area. For anything you cannot change there, email support@analystgym.com and we will sort it out.

No. The full detail is in the privacy policy.

Email support@analystgym.com and we will do our best to help!