u/Individual-Crow-237

I'm prepping for the LSAT in August and got tired of tracking my LR misses in a spreadsheet that I never actually went back to.

Soooo over the last few weeks I built a little web app for myself to log wrong answers, jot down why I picked what I picked, and surface patterns over time. It turned into a fun side project.

It's free, there's no paywall. I'm not trying to sell anything and I'm not a company. Just a test-taker who wanted the tool to exist (since literally there isn't any other WAJ option)

I figured before I sink more time into it, I'd rather hear from other people grinding LR whether it's actually useful or whether I'm solving a problem only I have.

What I'd genuinely like feedback on

Does the flow of logging a missed question feel faster than a spreadsheet, or more annoying?

Anything that feels broken, confusing, or just ugly?

Stuff you'd want it to do that it doesn't?

Thank you all!

If you're willing to help me out, maybe drop a comment or send me a DM.

So I was grinding LR and kept making the same dumb mistakes over and over... missing necessary vs sufficient, falling for "extreme language" traps, the usual. I was keeping a wrong-answer journal in a Google Doc but it was a mess and I never actually went back to review it.

So I built a little web app for myself to make it less painful. You log every question you miss, tag why you missed it (assumption swap, misread stem, eliminated right answer, etc.), and it surfaces patterns over time

I built it just for me but figured I'd pass it along since a few study-buddies asked. It's completely free ... no paywall, no premium tier, no credit card, nothing. I'm NOT trying to sell anything. Just thought it might help someone else avoid the same mistakes I kept making.

 https://lsatwronganswerjournal.lovable.app

So I was grinding LR and kept making the same dumb mistakes over and over... missing necessary vs sufficient, falling for "extreme language" traps, the usual. I was keeping a wrong-answer journal in a Google Doc but it was a mess and I never actually went back to review it.

So I built a little web app for myself to make it less painful. You log every question you miss, tag why you missed it (assumption swap, misread stem, eliminated right answer, etc.), and it surfaces patterns over time

I built it just for me but figured I'd pass it along since a few study-buddies asked. It's completely free ... no paywall, no premium tier, no credit card, nothing. I'm NOT trying to sell anything. Just thought it might help someone else avoid the same mistakes I kept making.

 https://lsatwronganswerjournal.lovable.app