LSAT Prep Should Be Smarter
We built PrepFlow because we were tired of watching talented students waste months searching for the right resources. There had to be a better way.
The Story
It started on r/LSAT. We noticed the same pattern over and over: students posting "stuck at 158, what should I do?" and getting dozens of responses recommending completely different resources.
The problem wasn't lack of resources—it was too many resources with no way to know what worked for YOUR specific situation. A student stuck at 158 needs different material than one at 168, but everyone was getting the same generic "use 7Sage and Khan Academy" advice.
We realized we could solve this with data. If we could analyze what resources successful students mentioned when discussing their breakthroughs—and correlate that with their starting and ending scores—we could build something actually useful.
PrepFlow isn't another prep course. It's the organized, AI-powered version of r/LSAT that shows you exactly what to study based on your plateau.
PrepFlow vs. Traditional Prep
Our Mission
"Make world-class LSAT prep accessible to every student—not just those who can afford $2,000 courses."