Verified outlines for your exact professor. Application materials from students holding offers. A CRM for every coffee chat, a tracker for every deadline, and AI that works on your drafts. One account for all three years.
Free for Emory Law students this fall.
Law school grades on a curve, which means you are competing with every person in your section. And the students who come out ahead are rarely just the smartest. They are the ones a 3L handed the right outline. The ones a mentor explained recruiting to before the deadlines hit.
Then there is everything else. Outlines in one folder, applications in a spreadsheet, contacts in your notes app, deadlines in your head. Law school is hard enough without running it across six different tools.
Precedent puts all of it in one place. Verified outlines for your exact class. Real application materials from students holding offers. Your network, your deadlines, your entire recruiting life, together.
Outlines, applications, your network, and your deadlines. One account, one system.
Filter by school, course, and the professor who actually wrote your exam. Every grade badge comes from a transcript we verified.
Personal statements, resumes, and cover letters from students holding real offers. See what worked before you write yours.
Every contact, coffee chat, and follow-up in one place. Precedent drafts the emails and reminds you exactly when to reach back out.
Applications, interviews, and next steps on one board, with a week view that tells you exactly what matters right now.
An interview question bank from students who sat in the room. Filter by firm and position, and walk in already knowing the shape of the conversation.
See the materials that worked for the same professor who will grade you.
One board shows where you stand, what is due, and what to do next.
One of us is a law student. The other builds software. We watched the same thing happen every semester. The people who did well were not smarter. They just knew someone. A 3L with the right outline. A friend who explained recruiting over coffee. We could not shake how unfair that felt, so we built the version of law school where everyone knows someone. Now you know us.
The founders
Buyers get material that already worked. Sellers get paid for the work they already did.
What actually matters in law school this week. Written by a law student, read in three minutes.
Most schools permit selling your own original study materials, and every seller attests theirs does. Policies vary, so check your school's honor code before listing. We respond to every school inquiry and remove listings on request.
You upload a transcript or offer letter. We extract the grade, course, and professor, then delete the file. The badge stays on the listing.
Sellers set the price, usually between $5 and $150. We keep 20% for verification, hosting, and payments. You keep 80%.
If a purchased outline is materially different from what was described, you can request a refund within seven days.
Verification is automated. Human staff only review a document if it has been flagged. Original uploads are deleted after the badge is issued.
Free account. Verified materials for your exact class. Your first semester does not have to run on luck.