Every law school application, on one docket.
Requirements, deadlines, and essays across all the schools you’re applying to — so you always know what you still owe, what’s due soonest, and what’s worth working on today.
197 schools curated so far — every requirement and deadline verified against the school’s own admissions pages, with the source and date shown beside it.
What it keeps in order
One merged checklist
Every essay, letter, transcript, and fee across all your schools, grouped and checked off in one place — instead of fifteen browser tabs and a spreadsheet.
The season on a timeline
Early decision, regular, and rolling deadlines for every school on one page, with today marked.
One draft, many schools
Prompts grouped by what they actually ask, so you can see where one draft adapts across schools — and where an essay really is school-specific.
A next step, with reasoning
The app knows deadlines, letter-of-recommendation lead times, and which drafts carry the furthest, and says what is worth working on today — in full sentences.
Reach, Target, Likely — read, not predicted
Your numbers laid against each school's published percentiles. A factual comparison; never odds, scores, or chances.
Costs and outcomes, from the filings
Tuition, bar passage against its ABA benchmark, employment, and attrition for every school — from the required disclosures, each with its source and date.
Plans
Browse
Free no account needed
- Search every curated school
- Full requirement and deadline pages
- Class profiles, costs and outcomes
- Source and verification date on every figure
Track
$10 per month · $60 for a year
14-day free trial
- Everything in Browse
- Add schools to your list
- Merged checklists and the season timeline
- Essay overlap matrix and next-step guidance
- Deadline alerts a week out, by email or text
Write
$25 per month · $150 for a year
- Everything in Track
- The Writing desk: drafts filed by essay type
- Named versions and submission-packet export
- AI feedback that reads and points — it never writes for you
The data is open. Look up your schools, check our work against their own pages, and decide whether the rest is worth paying for.
Built by two people, one of them a law school graduate who ran his own cycle out of a spreadsheet. Not affiliated with LSAC or any school.