REX
For 1Ls · by a 2L

The workspace for law school.

Rex turns your syllabus, cases, and notes into a living outline that’s exam-ready by November. One tool, one semester, no more juggling Quimbee and ChatGPT tabs.

No credit card required for trial.

Rex onboarding — paste your syllabus and Claude reads it to propose a structured schedule
Rex schedule — 28 sessions parsed from the syllabus, with case tags like Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization

Paste a syllabus. Get a structured semester. — hover to see it.

How Rex is different

Not another brief library. Your professor’s exam.

Quimbee sells the same brief to every 1L. ChatGPT can’t remember your syllabus tomorrow. Rex tunes every brief, note, and outline to your specific professor’s style — and keeps them organized for the final you’ll actually take.

Generic study tools
  • Quimbee: one brief library, same writing style for every 1L in the country.
  • ChatGPT:doesn’t know your syllabus. Forgets your professor between sessions. Generic answers.
  • Hornbooks + outlines from a 3L:last year’s emphasis, last year’s cases, last year’s professor.
Rex
  • Reads your syllabus and parses every session, every reading, every assigned case.
  • Writes briefs in your professor’sstyle — leading with the holding if that’s what they want, surfacing exam triggers if that’s the emphasis.
  • Compounds every brief, slide note, and class note into oneliving outline, organized for the exam you’ll actually take.

The same case briefed for Professor Smith’s Con Law and Professor Lee’s 1L Con Law looks different — because their exams are different.

Briefs

Cold-call-ready in seconds.

Paste any case, get a structured brief — issue, holding, rule, exam triggers. Iterate with Claude until it sounds like you wrote it.

Notes

Slides become study notes.

Upload a PPTX or PDF before class. Rex turns the deck into formatted notes — then you take live class notes side-by-side, with WYSIWYG bold, underline, and four-color highlights.

Outline

A living outline by November.

Rex synthesizes your syllabus, slide notes, class notes, and briefs into one course outline that updates as the semester progresses. Cases auto-link back to their briefs.

How it fits the week

From the night before to cold call, in one place.

1Sunday night

Paste the week’s syllabus. Rex extracts every session, every reading, every case assigned.

Rex schedule view — 28 parsed sessions with case tags and assigned readings
2Tuesday at 6 a.m.

Brief the morning’s case in 30 seconds. Rex formats it for cold-call recall — lead with the holding, bold the rule.

Rex generated brief for Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization
3Wednesday in class

Upload the slide deck. Take notes side-by-side. Highlight what the professor emphasized in yellow.

Rex Notes & Materials view — AI notes from slides on the left, class notes with highlight tools on the right
The synthesis

By November, an exam-ready outline.

Every brief, every class note, every slide deck — synthesized into one structured outline that grows with the semester. Cases auto-link back to their briefs. Exam triggers surface automatically.

Rex outline overview — Constitutional Interpretation and the Founding Framework, with structured headings, key features, and case auto-links

The outline grows weekly · cases auto-link · exam triggers surface

Coming Fall Finals 2026

The exam predictor.

Rex’s upcoming Exam Essay Predictor reads your professor’s syllabus, slide decks, and lecture emphasis to surface the most likely essay and short-answer questions — weeks before the final.

The Exam Predictor let me generate up to 50 short answer questions, and it gave me 3 of the 4 short answer questions on my exam.
— Closed beta · 1L final · Fall 2025

Included with every paid plan when it launches. No extra fee.

Pricing

$19/mo or $79 for the semester.

Two weeks free, no card required. Heavy users can switch to BYOK at $5/mo and pay Anthropic directly. Cancel anytime.

Common questions

Quick answers.

How is Rex different from Quimbee or ChatGPT?

Quimbee sells pre-made briefs by case. ChatGPT has no memory of your semester. Rex knows your syllabus, your professor, and your notes — every output is tailored to your class, not a generic template.

Will my professor know I used AI?

Rex is a study aid, not a writing tool. You read briefs, take your own class notes, and write your own exam answers. You always own the work product.

What happens to my notes if I cancel?

You keep read-only access for 90 days after cancellation. You can export your outline as Markdown anytime. Re-subscribing restores full access.

Why bring-your-own-key?

Heavy users (re-briefing, lots of outline regens) can hit our soft cap. With BYOK at $5/mo you bring your own Anthropic API key and pay Anthropic directly — uncapped, often cheaper than Monthly for power users.

Is my data shared with Anthropic for training?

No. Anthropic does not train on API requests. Your case text, syllabi, and notes are processed for your prompts and not retained beyond the standard 30-day operational window.