LexumAI
Stop reading law. Start arguing it.
From case file to exam-ready in three steps.
STEP 01
Upload your material
Cases, codes, lecture notes, slides, video links — SceneSnap ingests it all.
STEP 02
Get a structured study flow
Case summaries, key principles, mind maps, flashcards and quizzes — generated and structured for you.
STEP 03
Train with Repeater
Scenario questions, IRAC-style breakdowns, feedback on your reasoning. Adapts to where you're weak.
What is Thermodynamics?
Thermodynamics studies how energy moves and transforms — through heat, work, and internal changes. It governs everything from car engines to living cells.
From Greek: therme (heat) + dynamis (power).
Law isn't just content. It's structure.
Passive reading overload
Endless cases, articles, codes. You read a lot — and retain little. Everything starts to blur.
No structured thinking
You don't know how to break down a case, extract the principle, or apply it in an exam answer.
Application gap
You understand the theory. You freeze when the prompt is a new fact pattern. Theory ≠ doing.
Weak argumentation
You can recall the rule. You can't structure the answer, defend the position or reason in IRAC.
Three things every law student knows but won't say.
STRUCTURE > KNOWLEDGE
“You don't fail law exams. You fail to structure your argument.”
THEORY → APPLICATION
“You read the case. You still can't apply it.”
THINK LIKE A LAWYER
“Stop studying law. Start thinking like a lawyer.”
From scattered notes to argument-ready thinking.
From reading to active analysis.
Upload cases or notes. Get summaries, key principles and structured breakdowns — comprehension, not passive reading.
Repeater = legal reasoning trainer.
Pushes scenario-based questions and application exercises. Trains you to apply the law, not just recall it.
Structure enforcement (IRAC).
Helps build IRAC-style answers and a logical argument flow. Literally what exams grade.
Train under exam conditions.
Realistic legal scenarios, timed responses. Clarity and structure under pressure — the things that move grades.
Everything you need to actually argue. In one place.
Flashcards
Auto-generated for rules, holdings and definitions. Spaced repetition included.
Case Briefs & Notes
Cases and chapters become clean, structured briefs you can actually navigate at exam time.
Mind Maps
See how doctrines, rules and exceptions connect — the structure exams reward.
Exam-Style Questions
Scenario-based questions generated from your own material. The kind professors actually ask.
Transcripts
Searchable text for every recorded lecture or video — jump to the holding you missed.
Legal Glossary
Key terms, doctrines and definitions extracted automatically.
Smart Summaries
Compress hundreds of pages into the rules and holdings you actually need.
Learning Stats
Track mastery per topic. Spot weak doctrines before the exam does.
THE REAL DIFFERENCE
Stop reading law. Start arguing it.
You stop feeling lost in the material. Your notes feel clear. You think in structure, not in highlights.
Pricing Plans
Free
Kickstart your learning with AI. No card, no limits (until you hit the cap). Just upload, explore, and learn smarter.
- All features included. No paywalls.
- 1,500 credits to start + 500 credits every day.
- ≈ 90 minutes of video or 3–4 documents.
- Full transformations: notes, summaries, flashcards, quizzes, mindmaps.
- Repeater tutor included for explanations and guidance.
Law student FAQ
Does it work with cases, codes and casebooks?+
Yes. Upload PDFs, casebooks, codes, lecture videos or links — SceneSnap turns them into briefs, structured notes, mind maps, flashcards and exam-style questions automatically.
Will it generate IRAC-style answers and feedback?+
Yes. Repeater pushes scenario-based questions and walks you through IRAC structure, pointing to where your reasoning breaks — not just the right answer.
Can it handle different jurisdictions?+
It works on whatever you upload. The structure (rule, application, conclusion) is universal — the content reflects your own material.
Is it free to try?+
Yes. Start free. Upload one case and run your first session before committing.