Testify organizes doctrine, practice, outlines, notes, and adaptive review around the course you are taking now, then carries the same retrieval-and-application workflow into bar preparation.
Explore Law School Mode →For the seven bar-overlap subjects, Law School Mode uses the same 2,000-question core bank and reorganizes it by doctrinal unit so students can prepare for class, midterms, and finals without opening an all-subject bar bank.
Study aids include structured black-letter-law outlines, issue roadmaps, Attack View, authority anchors, examples, and direct practice links. The goal is to move from a rule to an application question instead of stopping at passive reading.
The platform covers the core first-year and bar-overlap courses and also includes course-specific study content for subjects such as Business Organizations, Family Law, Conflict of Laws, Trusts & Estates, Secured Transactions, Legal Ethics, Legal Research & Writing, Remedies, and lawyering skills.
Law School access is currently listed at $14.99 per month. It is designed for students who want a lower-cost law school study app without committing to a multi-year package before they know whether the workflow fits.
Law school exams reward organized issue spotting and application. A useful outline gives you the doctrinal map; practice questions reveal whether you can retrieve and apply the rule; adaptive review tells you what still needs attention. Testify keeps those steps connected so the outline is not an endpoint.
Before a midterm or final, narrow the platform to the units your professor actually covered. Work untimed application questions first, then move to mixed practice and issue spotting. If your professor uses a distinctive rule formulation or jurisdiction-specific variation, keep the course syllabus and assigned authorities controlling. Testify is a study aid, not a substitute for professor-specific law.
Drill jurisdiction, venue, pleadings, joinder, discovery, motions, judgments, preclusion, and appeals. See Civil Procedure practice topics →
Work relevance, character evidence, witness impeachment, hearsay, privileges, experts, authentication, and writings. See Evidence practice topics →
Practice formation, defenses, terms, performance, breach, remedies, third parties, and sales. See Contracts practice topics →
Move from intentional torts through negligence, premises, products liability, vicarious liability, defamation, privacy, and nuisance. See Torts practice topics →
Testify’s law-school path and bar-review path share a common core for the seven overlapping subjects. In Law School Mode, the material is organized around course units. In Bar Review, the same core becomes mixed, timed, diagnostic, and simulation practice. That continuity is the point: knowledge built during the semester should remain usable when the exam context changes.