The features tour · 5 stops
Don’t read the features. Play with them.
Every screenshot on a prep-course website looks the same. So instead of screenshots, this page is built from working pieces of the actual platform. Burt will walk you through — poke everything.
Stop one
Lessons that talk back
Every lesson is a Learn Stream: Sammy teaches on video while interactive cards appear alongside — quizzing you, checking your reasoning, and pausing until you've actually thought. Here's a real quiz card. Answer it.
Quiz card · pops up mid-lesson
“Everyone who studies with Burt improves. Dana improved. So Dana must have studied with Burt.”
What’s wrong with this argument?
- Concept cards synced to the video
- Think-first prompts with written feedback
- Drag-and-drop matching games
- Short-answer cards Burt actually reads
- LSAT skill cards — labeling, simplifying, eliminating
- RC passages pin to the top while you work
Stop two
Ask Burt anything, anytime
Burt is trained on every lesson Sammy teaches — over a thousand hours of tutoring distilled into a study assistant that answers with Sammy's actual methods, not generic internet advice. Try him.
Burt
Always online
Instant replays — pick one
Burt is waiting. He’s very patient — he’s a bee.
LiveThose were replays — this box is the real Burt
- Answers grounded in lesson transcripts + knowledge base
- Embeds timestamped video clips right in chat
- Launch from any lesson — Burt already knows the context
- Freeform: concepts, strategy, or a specific question
Stop three
Real questions, real test feel
Drills and full practice tests use actual questions from released PrepTests — with the same tools you'll have on test day. Try the elimination workflow: cross out wrong answers with the ✕, then commit to one.
A study found that employees who nap daily are more productive than those who don’t. Therefore, napping causes higher productivity.
Which one of the following most weakens the argument?
- Drills by question type — Flaw, Weaken, Inference…
- Full PrepTests with section timing & score conversion
- Blind review — re-answer before seeing results
- Session review with explanations & bookmarks
- Test-like order or random for skill isolation
- Resume anytime if life interrupts
Stop four
Know exactly where you stand
Every question you answer feeds your analytics: accuracy by question type, timed vs. untimed, score projection. The system flags your weakest skill so you never have to guess what to study next.
Accuracy by question type
Projected: 163Weakness detected: Parallel Reasoning. Your study plan just queued two lessons and a 10-question drill on it.
- Filter by timed / untimed, difficulty, date range
- Score projection with weekly trend line
- Study streaks & daily pace tracking
- Schedule that adapts to your test date
Stop five
A clear path — and real humans on it
104 lessons organized so you always know where you are and what's next. And when you want a person instead of a platform, book a 1-on-1 tutor in about a minute.
Structured curriculum
- Logical Reasoning + Reading Comprehension, fundamentals to advanced
- Every question type gets its own section
- One tap resumes exactly where you stopped
- Graded practice after every lesson
Live 1-on-1 tutoring
- Browse tutors by specialty, rate, and LSAT score
- 14-day availability calendar — pick a slot, add notes, done
- Tell them what you're stuck on before the session starts
Burt is tireless, but sometimes you want a human who blinks.
Burt’s margin notes
Every other prep course’s logic
Just because you watched the video doesn’t mean you learned it.
That’s the flaw in passive prep — and it’s why every piece of this platform makes you answer, write, sort, and commit before moving on. You just did it yourself, three times, on this page.
End of the tour
That was 2% of it.
The demos on this page are toys. The real thing is a full lesson from the course — free, no account, no credit card. If the teaching clicks, you’ll know in 20 minutes.