Understand the rule.
Start with a short explanation of the concept and the conditions that matter.
LAW SCHOOL, MEET MOOT.
Rules make
more sense
when you use them.
Learn the rule. Work through the facts. Understand why your answer works—and where it doesn’t.
A law-learning app built with 1Ls in mind. Coming soon.
Try a practice problem firstINSIDE MOOTApp in development
Okay, but why?That’s the part we work through.
FOR THE PART AFTER THE READING
Make sense of
what you’ve read.
Make a decision.
Apply the rule to a concrete problem. Pick an answer, then work through your reasoning.
See why it works.
Use the feedback to connect the facts to the rule, then try a new situation.
A LITTLE PRACTICE, RIGHT HERE
Knowing the words
is the start.
Try this short Contracts problem. Read the rule, make your choice, and see the explanation.
Website practice preview · No signup required
CONTRACTS / CONSIDERATIONYour turn
THE RULE
Giving up a lawful freedom at the promisor’s request can supply consideration. A gift promise without an exchange does not.
A promise to pay.
Alex promises Sam $500 if Sam gives up video games for 30 days. Sam has a legal right to play, agrees, and completes the 30 days. Alex receives no financial benefit.
Does Sam’s forbearance supply consideration?
About this example
An original study hypothetical focused only on consideration. Other grounds of enforcement are outside this problem. See consideration and requested forbearance. This website sample is separate from the app.
HE’S NEW HERE TOO.
Moot’s first semester.
The reading. The cold calls.
The very optimistic highlighting.
The first cold call
He did the reading. Allegedly.
One page of notes
The instructions were very specific.
Not on the exam
A brief moment of peace.
The important parts
A very yellow textbook.
HELP US FINISH MOOT
Be here
before the first day.
We’re building Moot now. Join the list to hear when testing opens and when the app is ready. We want to hear what helps—and what still needs work.
No release date or pricing announced yet. Joining doesn’t guarantee a testing place.
While you wait: a free rule-application worksheet is available after signup.
A few things
before you join.
Is Moot available yet?
Not yet. The app is in development. You can try the website practice sample now and join the list for testing and launch news.
Is this only for 1Ls?
We’re building with first-year law students in mind. Anyone who wants to learn legal rules and practice applying them is welcome.
Which subjects are coming?
We’re working on Contracts and Evidence. The release curriculum is still being developed, and we haven’t announced a full subject list.
What happens after I sign up?
Your email goes on the early-access list. You can download a free two-page rule-application worksheet immediately. We’ll use the list for testing and launch news; there’s no automatic confirmation email.
Will this replace my course materials?
Moot is supplementary practice. Keep using your assigned materials and your professor’s guidance.