Video Tutorials

Upload the PDF or Word syllabus your professor handed out, and every cited case becomes a clickable list under your prof's own headings — then fetch the full decisions in one click.

1. My Syllabi → drop the file, give it a title, Upload syllabus.
2. Fetch all cases — official sources, fetched once for everyone.
3. Tap any case to read it in full.
4. Add all to a collection — the folder Study Notes will follow.

Details in the Handbook: §01 My Syllabi →

Mark facts, issue, ruling, doctrine as you read; one click assembles the reviewer in your syllabus's order — with the digest, the doctrine as the Supreme Court indexed it, and the provisions verbatim. Zero AI required.

1. Open a case from the collection.
2. Select a passage → facts / issue / ruling / doctrine, or a highlight color.
3. Collections → Create Study Notes.
4. Download PDF — it walks into recit with you.

Details in the Handbook: §07 Study Notes →

Every digest you own is already a flashcard. Pick a heading, set a recit clock, say the answer out loud, grade yourself — and re-drill only what slipped.

1. Recit Drill on the left rail → pick a syllabus or collection.
2. Choose a heading, Recall or Issues, order, and the clock.
3. Space reveals; 1 · 2 · 3 grades got it / partly / missed.
4. Done screen → Re-drill the misses; "Keeps slipping" is your re-read list.

Details in the Handbook: §08 Recit Drill →