LSAT Lens helps students turn completed LawHub practice-test results into clear analytics by Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension question type. It highlights weaker areas, tracks recent and lifetime performance, and organizes test history so students can focus their study time.
I built LSAT Lens from my own LSAT study experience. Tracking results by question type helped me focus my practice and improve my score, but the spreadsheet workflow was clunky. I wanted students to have a simpler way to see what to study next.