A bar exam study feed is a continuous, swipeable stream of short legal rules and quizzes for high-volume retrieval practice. Legaldoomscrolling packages that feed with FSRS review and drill modes.
A bar exam study feed is a continuous stream of short rule cards and quizzes instead of a long PDF outline. Legaldoomscrolling presents bar-exam law in a doomscroll-style feed so you can swipe through rules, take quick quizzes, and track progress. It is for study practice only.
Legaldoomscrolling includes an FSRS-based review surface so cards you miss or mark return on a spaced schedule. FSRS here means spaced-repetition scheduling for feed items — not a claim about retention rates or exam scores.
It includes MBE-style quiz drills inside the feed and related drill modes. That is not a claim that it replaces a commercial MBE question bank.
Yes — the product’s core metaphor is doomscroll-style swiping through rules and quizzes. That is deliberate UX for high-volume exposure, not a social network. Progress tracking and review modes sit alongside the feed.
A feed forces short, interruptible interactions (one rule or quiz at a time) instead of passive scrolling of dense outlines. Legaldoomscrolling pairs that with quizzes and FSRS review so exposure becomes retrieval practice. No invented efficacy numbers.
The product targets bar-exam law and law-school quiz/feed habits. Subject banks are bar-oriented.
