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Set your submit date
Everything else is planned backwards from it, with the LSAC dates for your administration already in place.
- Pick your submit date
- LSAC dates added
- Tasks placed backwards
- Automatic reminders
Guessing is not a strategy
A banded school list from the 2025 ABA data, admissions-grade feedback on your documents, and a timeline based on when you hope to submit applications.
Not another percentile calculator. School Match builds a focused list with scholarship signals, so you know where application fees are worth spending.
Banded results with scholarship indicators
BUILT ON THE 2025 ABA DATA SET · ALL 196 APPROVED SCHOOLS
The standard
AI trained on 25 years of admissions experience
The model is trained on the written standards of a practice that has spent 25 years inside law-school admissions. This is not generic essay editing pointed at a law-school essay.
See sample feedback196
ABA-approved schools
5
Document types reviewed
25
Years of admissions practice
What it does
Everything you need to apply well
Three tools that replace the spreadsheet, the Reddit thread and the friend who read your essay once. Built for applicants whose numbers sit in the middle.
Banded school list
Safety, target and reach bands computed from your LSAT and GPA against the 2025 ABA numbers for all 196 schools.
Region filtering
Keep only the places you would actually move to, so the list you get is a list you would actually apply to.
Scholarship flags
Marks the schools where your numbers sit above the 75th percentile - the ones most likely to pay you to attend.
Document review
Personal statement, résumé, diversity statement, addendum or Why "X" Law School, returned with prioritized notes in minutes.
Dated timeline
A plan built backwards from your submit date with the LSAC dates for your administration already on it.
Private by default
Your documents are encrypted, visible only to you, and never used to train anything.
What you get
Three tools, and seat licenses for universities
Start with the timeline, add document review when you begin writing, and build your school list once you have an LSAT score.
School Match
A real list, not a percentile lookup. Your numbers against all 196 ABA-approved schools, banded and filtered to where you would actually go.
Safety, target and reach bands
Region and city filtering
Scholarship positioning flags
Export and re-run as scores change
Build my list
Document Review
Upload a draft and get the notes an admissions reader would give you, starting with the changes that matter most. It tells you what to change and why; the draft stays yours.
Personal statement
Résumé and addenda
Diversity statement and Why "X" Law School
Unlimited re-reviews for 3 months
Review a draft
Application Timeline
Pick a submit date and get every task placed backwards from it, with the LSAC dates for your administration already in place.
Backwards-planned from your date
LSAC dates included
Task-level reminders
Adjusts when your date moves
See my timeline
For institutions
Pre-law advisors and career centers buy seats and serve a whole advisee cohort with one login, with usage they can report on.
Seat licenses for your cohort
One advisor, many advisees
Institution-branded access
Usage reporting
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Your writing stays yours
The documents you upload are among the most personal things you will write. They are treated that way.
Stored encrypted
Per-account isolation
Confidentiality notice at sign-up
Never used to train models
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JD GPS
Document Review replaces conflicting forum advice with direct, admissions-focused feedback. Specific notes come back in minutes, not weeks.
Your cycle
Four moves, in the right order
Most applicants do these out of order and pay for it. This is the sequence that works to take advantage of rolling admissions for law schools.
02
Write and review
Your essays do not change from school to school, so you can start writing before the list exists.
- Upload your draft
- Prioritized notes back
- Revise and re-run
- Same for each document
03
Build your list
Once you have an LSAT score, get a banded list built from your numbers.
- Enter LSAT and GPA
- Choose your regions
- Get banded results
- Flag the money schools
04
Submit on time
Work the dated plan through to submission.
- Track every deadline
- Re-run as scores change
- Adjust if the date moves
- Apply early in the cycle
Straightforward pricing, no surprises
Choose the tools you need. Pay for document review, the school list, the timeline, or the full plan.
Documents
$49
One document type, unlimited reviews of it, for three months.
One document type
Unlimited re-reviews
3 months of access
Prioritized notes
Encrypted storage
No subscription
Everything
Most chosen
$75/mo
All five document types, schools and timeline. $225 for three months.
All 5 document types
Unlimited reviews
School Match included
Timeline included
Scholarship flags
LSAC dates included
3-month commitment
Billed $225 up front
Institutions
Custom
Seat licenses for pre-law advisors, career centers and universities.
Seats for your cohort
One advisor, many advisees
Institution-branded access
Usage reporting
Onboarding for advisors
Invoiced annually
Volume pricing
SCHOOLS AND TIMELINE ALSO SOLD SEPARATELY AT $15/MO EACH, $25 TOGETHER
Harvard Law School
Yale Law School
Stanford Law School
Columbia Law School
For institutions
One clear system for every applicant you advise
Give pre-law advisors, career centers and university teams a practical way to support a whole cohort—from school selection through submission.
Seat access sized to your cohort
One advisor view across many applicants
Institution-branded access and usage reporting
Institution access
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We have your institution details and will follow up about the right seat setup for your cohort.Five things people say
From applicants who worked with the admissions practice whose standards JD GPS applies.
Questions worth asking
Plain answers about the tools, your writing and the price.
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