Hey Product Hunt 👋 Made by a student for students -- I built LSAT Lens after getting frustrated that none of my prep tools would tell me exactly which LSAT question types were actually costing me points, just an overall score. LSAT Lens breaks down your practice test accuracy by Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension subtype separately, and ranks your weakest areas first so you know exactly what to drill next. You can import a full practice test as a PDF, or use the companion Chrome extension, and it tracks both all-time and most-recent accuracy per subtype so you can see if you're actually improving on the questions that matter. It's built to work alongside whatever prep course you're already using -- LSAT Lens helps you get better results from the most popular LSAT prep courses, including 7Sage, Blueprint, PowerScore, and LSAT Demon, since it just needs your practice test answers, not a specific platform. Full disclosure: LSAT Lens is an independent, student-built tool and isn't affiliated with or endorsed by LSAC, LawHub, 7Sage, Blueprint, PowerScore, or LSAT Demon. First test analysis is free, plans start at $7.99/month after that. Would love your feedback, especially from anyone who's been through the LSAT grind.

LSAT Lens

See exactly which LSAT question types are costing you points

See exactly which LSAT question types are costing you points