Transcribe LSAT classes into notes, flashcards, and practice quizzes
Upload and transcribe LSAT classes into structured study guides, flashcards, and practice quizzes. Turn complex logic games and reasoning into easy study tools.
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Why transcribing LSAT classes isn’t enough
Transcribing LSAT classes is a great first step, but a raw wall of text won't help you master the Analytical Reasoning or Logical Reasoning sections. LSAT instructors move fast, often jumping between complex diagrams and conditional logic rules that are hard to follow in a standard transcript.
Raw transcripts lack the structure needed to identify 'if-then' statements quickly.
Searching for a specific explanation of a 'flaw in reasoning' takes too long in a 2-hour recording.
Static text doesn't test your ability to apply the rules you just heard.
Quick win: Use transcripts to find the exact moment an instructor explains a 'Must Be True' question type to see the logic in real-time.
Common mistake: Thinking a transcript is a study guide. Without synthesis, a transcript is just more reading material you won't actually review.
What you get in Duetoday
Duetoday is a retention-first learning workspace, not just a transcription tool. It turns your LSAT prep into an interactive study system that helps you recall logic rules instantly.
Searchable transcript
Never scroll through hours of footage again. Use the global search to find every time your tutor mentioned 'sufficient vs. necessary' conditions across all your uploaded classes.
Best for: Locating specific question breakdowns.
Best for: Clarifying confusing logic game setups.
Smart summary
Get the gist of an entire LSAT prep session in seconds. Duetoday extracts the core strategies and logical fallacies discussed so you can review at a glance.
Best for: Post-class review.
Best for: Pre-exam refresher sessions.
Study guide
Automatically turn a lecture on Logical Reasoning into a structured guide. It organizes the content into headings like 'Strengthen Questions' and 'Weakening Arguments' for better flow.
Best for: Building a comprehensive LSAT playbook.
Best for: Organizing notes by section type.
Flashcards (spaced repetition)
Duetoday identifies key terms and conditional rules to generate flashcards. Use spaced repetition to ensure you never forget common LSAT logical fallacies.
Best for: Memorizing formal logic symbols.
Best for: Quick daily drills between classes.
Practice quiz (active recall)
Don't just read; test yourself. Duetoday generates practice questions based on the specific transcript content to check your comprehension of the lesson.
Best for: Identifying gaps in your LSAT logic knowledge.
Best for: Active recall practice sessions.
Key questions / action items
Extract a list of 'to-do' items from your class, such as specific practice sets mentioned or logic games to re-attempt.
Best for: Staying organized with homework.
Best for: Accountability in your study schedule.
Quick win: Generate flashcards immediately after you transcribe LSAT classes to catch the concepts while they are fresh.
Common mistake: Forgetting to check the 'Action Items' list, which often contains the most valuable homework assigned by your tutor.
How it works
Upload your LSAT class recording or paste a link from a lecture recording.
Wait a few moments while Duetoday generates a high-accuracy transcript and a structured AI brain for the content.
Review your automated flashcards and practice quizzes to start active recall immediately.
Checklist before you upload
Ensure the audio of the instructor is clear and audible.
Collect any PDF handouts mentioned in the class to upload alongside the audio.
Identify the specific section of the LSAT being covered (LR, LG, or RC).
Have your Google Calendar synced to schedule your follow-up study blocks.
Quick win: Upload both the audio and the class PDF together so Duetoday can connect the context.
Common mistake: Uploading low-quality audio where the instructor is drowned out by background noise.
Made for LSAT prep
Logic Games Mastery
Focus on the setup while Duetoday handles the notes. It identifies the rules mentioned for each game type.
You get: A clear list of conditional rules.
You get: Instant drills on game deductions.
Logical Reasoning Deep-Dive
Sort through the 25+ question types easily. Duetoday categorizes explanations based on the argument structure discussed.
You get: Summaries of common flaw types.
You get: Q&A sets on argument evaluation.
Reading Comprehension Breakdown
Summarize long passages and the instructor's 'bird's eye view' strategies for identifying the author's tone.
You get: Structural outlines of complex texts.
You get: Key point extraction for main idea questions.
Quick win: Use the AI tutor to ask "Explain the contrapositive mentioned at 12:05" for instant clarity.
Common mistake: Ignoring the Reading Comprehension transcripts because they seem 'simple'—detail questions often hide there.
The result: study faster, remember longer
Outcome: Absolute Clarity
You no longer have to guess what the instructor meant. Every logical chain is documented and searchable in your workspace.
What changes: Less time spent re-listening to clips.
What changes: Faster identification of personal weak spots.
Outcome: Permanent Retention
Through flashcards and quizzes, the concepts move from your short-term memory to long-term mastery.
What changes: Higher confidence during timed sections.
What changes: Automatic review cycles via spaced repetition.
"I used to spend hours re-watching my LSAT class videos just to find one logic explanation. Now I just search the transcript and quiz myself on it instantly."
Quick win: Combine transcripts from different classes into one 'Logic Brain' in Duetoday for a unified view.
Common mistake: Storing transcripts in different folders where they can't be searched as a single library.
Trust & workflow fit
Duetoday fits seamlessly into your intensive study schedule. It’s designed to be the central hub for all your prep materials.
Supports lecture audio, Zoom recordings, and voice memos from study groups.
Organizes all your classes, PDFs, and LSAT practice results in one central workspace.
Export your notes and study guides to share with study partners or keep for offline review.
Your data and recordings are kept secure and private within your personal learning brain.
How accurate is the transcription for LSAT classes?
Our AI is highly optimized for educational context and complex vocabulary, including formal logic terms often used by LSAT instructors. While no AI is 100% perfect, Duetoday captures specific terminologies like 'contrapositive' or 'ad hominem' with high precision. You can always edit the transcript if a specific niche term needs adjustment. This ensures your study materials are professional and reliable.
Can I upload multiple recordings at once?
Yes, Duetoday supports bulk uploads, allowing you to transcribe LSAT classes from an entire semester or prep course in one go. Once uploaded, they are all indexed within your AI brain, making them searchable as a single library. This is perfect for students who want to cross-reference logic across different weeks of study. It saves you the time of processing files one by one.
How does it generate flashcards from the transcript?
Duetoday's AI analyzes the transcript to find definitions, logical rules, and key strategies mentioned by the teacher. It then formats these into front-and-back flashcards designed for active recall. You can review these directly within the workspace to reinforce your learning. It eliminates the manual work of copying and pasting notes into a separate flashcard app.
What file types can I upload?
We support all common audio and video formats, including MP3, WAV, MP4, and MOV files. You can also import links from YouTube or upload PDFs to provide more context to your transcriptions. This flexibility ensures that no matter how your LSAT class is delivered, it can be integrated into your study system. Everything is consolidated into your unified learning workspace.
Can I share these transcripts with my LSAT study group?
Yes, you can easily export and share the generated notes, summaries, and transcripts with your peers. This makes it a great tool for collaborative learning or for tutors sharing resources with their students. You can choose to share simple text or the more structured study outputs. It helps keep the whole study group on the same page.
Is this better than just using a basic transcription service?
Absolutely, because a basic service only gives you text. Duetoday provides a retention-first workspace that turns that text into actionable study tools like quizzes and flashcards. Instead of just reading what happened in class, you are actively engaging with the material. It’s a complete learning system rather than just a document generator.
How do I get the best transcription results?
For the best results, ensure your recording has minimal background noise and the instructor is clearly audible. If possible, place your recording device near the speaker or use a direct audio feed from a digital class. Clearer audio leads to more accurate logical rule extraction. This results in much better automated flashcards and practice questions.
Does Duetoday offer a free trial or free tier?
Duetoday offers various plans, including options for students to try out the features before committing to a full subscription. You can upload an initial recording to see the power of the AI brain and the quality of the transcription. This allows you to witness how it transforms your LSAT prep firsthand. Check our pricing page for the most current details.
How will this help me on the actual LSAT exam?
By turning your classes into active recall tools, you internalize the logic patterns much faster than by passive reading. The quizzes simulate the pressure of identifying flaws and rules, which is the core of the LSAT. This leads to faster processing times during the actual timed test. You'll go into the exam with a much more organized mental framework of the logic required.
Can I use this for other test prep besides the LSAT?
Yes, while optimized for the logic-heavy nature of the LSAT, Duetoday works for any high-stakes exam. You can use it for the GRE, GMAT, or MCAT by simply uploading those class recordings. The AI adapts to the context of the material provided. It serves as a universal learning workspace for all your academic goals.
Duetoday is an AI-powered learning OS that turns your study materials into personalised, bite-sized study guides, cheat sheets, and active learning flows.
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