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Plan

One place for the whole application cycle

Applying to law school means keeping track of many small things for many schools at once. The planner holds them together for the 2026-2027 cycle and the ones after it.

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What the workspace keeps

  1. 01

    Your school list

    Save schools as you research and record where each one stands, from “researching” through “deposited”. The history of each change is kept.

  2. 02

    An application for each school

    Each application gets a checklist built from that school’s verified requirements for the cycle. Where a requirement has not been verified, the checklist says so and points you to the school’s own instructions.

  3. 03

    Essays, with their history

    Write a statement once, keep every version, and attach it to the schools that will receive it. Word and page limits are shown beside the draft.

  4. 04

    Recommenders

    Record who you asked, when you asked, and which letters are still outstanding for which school.

  5. 05

    Deadlines

    Official dates from the schools sit beside your own reminders. Dates are kept as dates, never shifted by a time zone, and export to your calendar.

  6. 06

    Documents

    Private storage for résumés, transcripts and letters. Files are visible only to you and downloaded through links that expire.

  7. 07

    Costs and offers

    Compare the published cost of attendance with the scholarships you are offered, and record each decision as it arrives.

What it will not do

  • It never submits anything to a law school or to LSAC. You apply through the official channels.
  • It does not estimate your chances of admission at any school.
  • It does not tell you where to apply or which school to choose.
  • It does not show your information to schools, recruiters or advertisers.

Your information

Everything in your workspace is private to your account. The database itself enforces this, row by row, so another account cannot read your applications even by guessing an address.

You can delete your account from Settings at any time. Doing so removes your profile, applications, essays and stored documents.

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Begin with one school.

Save it, add it to your applications, and the checklist is built for you.

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