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Six diagnostic profiles. One signature is yours. The Lovare Engine identifies which pattern is throttling your LSAT performance — and prescribes the exact intervention sequence that closes it.
The diagnostic branches based on your prep history. Three quick questions to route you to the right assessment.
Blind Review = redoing the test untimed, fully working out questions you weren't certain about, then scoring it.
The gap between what you can do under pressure and what you can do with time tells us whether your bottleneck is reasoning, structure, or execution.
Scaled score, 120–180.
Please enter a valid LSAT score between 120 and 180.
Scaled score after redoing untimed. If you don't have one, leave blank — we'll work with your section data.
Please enter a valid LSAT score between 120 and 180.
Number of questions you got right in each section. Skip any you don't remember.
Select as many as apply — none, one, or several. The pattern (or its absence) helps shape your archetype.
0 selectedAdapted from validated test anxiety inventories. Five items. Rate how true each statement has been over your last three LSAT testing experiences (timed PTs or the official test).
Six representative LSAT questions. You'll answer them twice: first under LSAT pace, then untimed. The gap between your timed and untimed accuracy is your synthetic Blind Review Delta — the same diagnostic primitive we use for full-test takers.
You'll have 5 minutes total — roughly 50 seconds per question, the actual LSAT pace. The timer starts when you click below. Don't agonize. If you don't know, guess and move on. We're measuring how you perform under pressure.
Take as much time as you need. Work each question fully — read carefully, eliminate carefully, commit only when you're sure. Your accuracy here represents your real reasoning ceiling. The gap between this and your timed score is your delta.
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Every Lovare engagement begins with a 30-minute fit call with Ali to validate your archetype, calibrate your timeline, and design your protocol. Limited cohort each cycle.