REX

The operating system for law school

Your 1L year, in one workspace.

Ingest your syllabus. Brief the cases. Take notes alongside slides. Watch your outline grow exam-ready as the semester moves.

No card to start · $19/mo or $70/semester after

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Schedule · Today

Good evening. You have 2 classes today.

On the docket

Session 016 · Prof. Marlowe

Civil Procedure

Topic: Minimum Contacts & International Shoe

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Session 016 · Prof. Avery

Contracts

Topic: Consideration & Promissory Estoppel

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Never freeze from a cold call again

Never let a cold call catch you cold.

It’s week 3. The professor says your name. You don’t remember the holding. Most days that’s a 30-second freefall. With Rex, one ⌘K pulls the brief back up before you’ve cleared your throat.

K
Pennoyer v. Neff
Holding · rule · triggers
Cold-call recallEsc to close
pen
Pennoyer v. NeffLAW-1L · 04

A State can't bind a defendant who was never present within its borders.

Personal jurisdictionLAW-1L · 04

The threshold question: does this court have power over this defendant?

Result in under 500ms

How it works

Four layers, one continuous semester.

Each layer feeds the next. You only ever do the reading — Rex turns it into the schedule, the briefs, the notes, and the outline you’ll actually study from.

Layer 1

Syllabus

You paste — syllabus
Constitutional Law (Spring 2026)
Professor Smith
psmith@school.edu · (518) 230-2290
Office Hours: Wed 12:30–2:30 p.m.
Course Description & Learning Outcomes:
This course surveys federal constitutional
law — the scope of judicial, legislative...
Rex builds — schedule
Wed · Jan 14Personal Jurisdiction
Mon · Jan 19Minimum Contacts
Wed · Jan 21Purposeful Availment

Paste it once. Rex extracts every class, every reading, every case.

Layer 2

Briefs

You paste — a case
International Shoe Co. v. Washington
326 U.S. 310 (1945)
Appellee sued in Washington to recover
unpaid contributions to the state
unemployment compensation fund...
Rex builds — brief
International Shoe Co. v. Washington
Min. contactsTrigger

Paste the text from your casebook. Rex builds briefs tailored to your professor's testing and cold-call style.

Layer 3

Notes

You upload — slides
Civ Pro · Unit 1
Minimum Contacts
PersonalJurisdiction.pdf18 slides
Rex builds — synced notes
Minimum Contacts
BIUH1

Slides on the left, your notes on the right — scroll-synced. A full rich-text editor: headings, bold, italics, highlights, and links.

Layer 4

Outline

Your briefs + notes
BriefInt'l Shoe v. Washington
BriefPennoyer v. Neff
NotesSession 016 · Marlowe
Rex builds — outline
I. Personal Jurisdiction
A. Minimum Contacts
✓ Exam-ready

Every brief, every note, folded in automatically. Exam-ready by November.

Your syllabus becomes a schedule.Your reading becomes briefs.Your class becomes notes.Your semester becomes an outline.

30 seconds, end to end

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This 30-second cut is just a glimpse — in everyday use Rex is far faster and more capable than a short animation can show.

Why Rex

Quimbee gives you someone else’s briefs. ChatGPT gives you a chatbot. Rex gives you the workspace built around your semester.

QuimbeeChatGPTRex
Built for law school
Knows your syllabus
Briefs assigned casesstatic librarygenericyours, IRAC + triggers
Living outline
Cold-call hotkey
Price$39/mo$20/mo$19/mo or $70/semester

Pricing

One tool. Less than your coffee budget.

Free trial

$0

14 days, no card

  • Full access to briefs
  • Schedule + notes
  • Living outline
  • Cold-call recall
  • $8 of usage included
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Monthly

$19/mo

Billed monthly

  • Everything in trial
  • Unlimited briefs
  • Unlimited classes
  • All semester
  • Cancel anytime
Go monthly

Semester

$70

One-time, 4-month access

  • Everything in monthly
  • Cheaper than 4 months of monthly
  • Locked in through finals
  • No surprise renewals
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Have a full semester’s material ready to go before day one of class.