StudiUp LSAT
Scored 120-180Argument tagger. Tap the conclusion, premises and assumption, then drill conditional logic and flaw names until they're automatic.
Duolingo-style prep for grad and licensing exams. Bite-size daily lessons of real exam-style questions, every answer explained, and a plan built around your test date.
Cities with more umbrellas sold also report more traffic accidents. So umbrella sales cause traffic accidents. Which flaw does this argument commit?
Each StudiUp app follows its exam's current format, question types and timing, with one feature made for that exam's hardest skill.
Argument tagger. Tap the conclusion, premises and assumption, then drill conditional logic and flaw names until they're automatic.
A CARS passage a day, with highlight and strike-out, plus amino acid and equation sprints weighted across all four sections.
Vocab swipe deck with spaced repetition, Text Completion practice and a Quantitative Comparison trainer.
Next Gen item trainer: bow-tie, matrix, drop-down and highlight items by touch, plus six-step case studies with a chart view.
Data Sufficiency grid. Judge each statement and the app turns your calls into A-E, plus no-calculator mental math.
Perceptual Ability trainer: keyholes, angle ranking, hole punching and cube counting, plus orgo reaction cards.
We're starting with six and adding more, built the same way, one app per exam.
Pick your exam date and how many minutes a day you have. A short placement check finds where to start.
Three to five minutes of exam-style questions on your daily path. Every answer explains why it's right and why the others tempt you.
Anything you miss returns on a spaced schedule until it sticks, and the questions adjust to your level as you go.
StudiUp shows you your practice. It doesn't predict or promise a score.
Your alarm stops after one quick question you can answer half-awake. Miss it and you get a new, easier one.
Pick the apps that eat your study time. They stay locked until you answer a couple of questions, then open for a set time.
Both are off until you turn them on, after your first lesson.
Start learning for free. Upgrade when you want the full question bank and test-day practice.
StudiUp LSAT comes first, then MCAT, GRE and NCLEX-RN, then GMAT and DAT. Join the waitlist and we'll email you when the app for your exam opens. More exams come after these six.
We don't promise scores. StudiUp gives you short daily practice in your exam's real question types, explains every answer, and shows you exactly what to work on next. The practice is up to you.
No. Every question is original, written to match the current format of each exam, and checked by an expert before launch.
StudiUp is free to start, with daily lessons and explanations. StudiUp Pro unlocks the full question bank, mock exams and detailed stats, and comes with a 7-day free trial. Prices will be on the App Store and Google Play at launch.
No. Both are optional. The lessons are the app; the alarm and Focus unlock are there if you want a nudge.
That's the plan. These six are the start, and more exams are on the way. Email hello@studiup.app and tell us which exam you're studying for; requests help decide what comes next.
iPhone and Android. The wake-up alarm on iPhone needs iOS 26 or later.
We only use it to tell you when your exam's app launches. We don't sell it or share it for marketing. You can ask us to delete it any time; see our privacy policy.
Pick your exams and we'll email you when the StudiUp app for each one launches.