LawGraveyard | LSAT Error Log

Score progress

Date taken vs. scaled scoreeach dot is a test · 120–180

Timed vs. untimed (blind review)paired bars per PrepTest

Practice tests

Where you're going wrong

Errors by question typemost-missed on top

Section split

By difficultylevel 1–4

Difficulty Heatmaptype × difficulty

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What was it about? (optional, shown to others)

A few words in your own words, so people can tell which question a discussion is about. Don't paste the question itself.

Your notes optional, private to you, and you can come back to it later

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The answer you chose

The correct answer

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Blind review — log a timed and an untimed score

Scaled score *

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Untimed / BR score *

Date taken *

Note (optional)

Quick add practice tests

One row per test. Add as many as you need, then save them together.

PrepTestScoreDate taken

Quick add drafts

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Set each section to LR or RC, then tap every question number you got wrong.

Set the difficulty and question type for each one you missed. Leave any blank to fill in later.

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AI transcript

A plain-text summary of your logged errors. Copy it and paste it into any AI (ChatGPT, Claude, etc.) to ask for patterns, weaknesses, and a study plan.

Your test day

When do you sit the LSAT?

The countdown at the top will track the days remaining.

Target score

Your goal LSAT score

A dashed goal line will mark this on your score graphs, and the chip shows how far you have to go.