Everything you need — included
- ✓Every NESA HSC Legal Studies dot point (Core 1-2 plus 2 Options)
- ✓Hundreds of MCQs sorted by topic, module, difficulty
- ✓Hundreds of short-answer + extended-response prompts with model answers
- ✓Verbatim past HSC exam papers from recent years
- ✓Full timed mock exams that mirror the real paper
- ✓Spaced-repetition flashcards that resurface what you got wrong
- ✓Glossary with plain-English explainers and analogies
- ✓Per-question commentary + per-year exam tips
- ✓Daily quiz, mastery rings, streaks, dark mode, multiple icons
A$5.99 one-time. No subscription needed for any of the above — yours to keep.
Best-in-class Claude AI, as your personal marker
- ✓Marks short-answer AND extended-response writing against the actual NESA marking guidelines — mark by mark
- ✓Tells you exactly which marks you missed and how to phrase it next time
- ✓Explains any concept three different ways until one lands
- ✓One-on-one chat when you're stuck — no judgment, no waiting
- ✓Marks entire mock exams in seconds with mark-by-mark commentary
- ✓Powered by Anthropic's Claude — the same frontier AI used by elite tutors
Built for how Year 12 Legal Studies students actually study
Specifically built for NESA HSC
Covers crime, human rights, family law, plus everything else on the syllabus.
Phone-first design
Designed to fit a 15-minute revision window on the bus.
Notes that earn marks
Short, structured, exam-relevant — never padding.
Progress that means something
Mastery rings, streak tracking, adaptive challenge from your weakest topics.
Built for everyone
APPLE ACCESSIBILITYEvery Year 12 study app is built on Apple's native iOS accessibility frameworks — so VoiceOver, Voice Control, Dynamic Type, Dark Mode, and the rest work out of the box.
VoiceOver
Apple's screen reader announces every interface element so blind and low-vision students can study without seeing the screen.
Voice Control
Navigate the entire app hands-free using spoken commands like "tap", "click", and "swipe" — built for reduced mobility and dexterity.
Larger Text
Honours iOS Dynamic Type so notes, questions, and answers scale to whatever size is comfortable to read.
Dark Interface
Full dark mode for late-night cramming and for students with light sensitivity — every screen is designed for both themes.
Differentiate Without Color Alone
Status, selection and correctness are also conveyed with text labels and icons — never colour by itself, so colour-blind students don't miss information.
Sufficient Contrast
Text and iconography meet WCAG AA contrast ratios and respect Increase Contrast — readable in bright sunlight or with reduced vision.
Reduced Motion
Honours iOS Reduce Motion. Spinners, parallax and celebratory animations are replaced with calm fades for vestibular sensitivity.
Captions
Any in-app explainer audio includes time-synchronised captions for Deaf and hard-of-hearing students — and anyone studying somewhere quiet.
Audio Descriptions
Visual content has spoken audio descriptions of what's on-screen, so blind and low-vision students get the same information.
Inside the app
John Hattie's meta-analyses put formative feedback and self-assessment among the highest-impact study habits, with effect sizes of around d = 0.7-1.3 — well above the d ≈ 0.4 average effect of typical teaching. Amy makes that quality of feedback sustainable for every response.
