Flashcards, timed exams, and Bar Jeopardy across 569 questions and 18 subjects. Calibrated for Georgia, backed by real citations, and built to make the worst three months of law school a lot less miserable.
No credit card. No download. Works on your phone, even offline.
Same blackletter law your commercial prep course drills, wrapped in a format you'll actually open every day.
A "Your Traps" tracker surfaces the exact wrong answers you keep picking, and spaced repetition resurfaces them until they stick.
Every question carries an explanation and a citation to primary law: the FRE, FRCP, the Constitution, the O.C.G.A., and the Restatements.
XP, levels, streaks, and a readiness meter turn review into a daily habit instead of a chore you dread.
Pick your energy. Every mode pulls from the same bank, weighted toward what you're weakest on.
Reveal the rule, grade yourself, and climb difficulty tiers as you get them right.
Four options, instant feedback, cited explanations, single or unlimited attempts.
A randomized simulation with a running clock, a Power Play wager, and a pass/fail report.
Pick a subject and a dollar value off the board, bank cash for right answers.
Drain opposing counsel's credibility before your case runs out, with power ups and boss rounds.
A full case in four rounds covering opening, cross, objections, and closing, then the jury's verdict.
All seven MBE subjects, the Georgia/UBE essay subjects, and the ones most apps skip.
Calibrated for the Georgia bar, with quick filters for MBE core, Florida, and California too.
It runs in your browser on any phone or laptop. Add it to your home screen and it works offline like an app.
Sign in and your XP, streaks, and progress follow you across every device. Or tap "continue without an account" and just start.
The app tracks what you miss and feeds it back to you until you've got it. Watch your readiness meter climb.
We're adding questions every week. Drop your email and we'll tell you what's new. No spam, unsubscribe anytime.
Free to start. Built by someone who'd rather you pass.
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