Explains the miss, not the answer
A correct answer key tells you what. Vidia tells you which reasoning move failed — and re-explains it a different way if the first explanation did not land.
LSAT · Law school admissions
An LSAT tutor that learns how you reason.
Most LSAT prep hands you a question bank and a timer. Vidia watches which reasoning moves you actually miss — flawed causal arguments, necessary versus sufficient, tricky main-point stems — and rebuilds tomorrow around them.
120–180Score scale
3Scored sections
~77Scored questions
Missed: necessary vs. sufficientThird time this week
Next: 6 parallel-flaw drillsThen a timed RC passage
What is actually on the LSAT in 2026.
The exam changed. Analytical Reasoning — the Logic Games section — was permanently removed after August 2024 and replaced with a second scored Logical Reasoning section. Any plan built around game diagrams is preparing you for a test that no longer exists.
SectionLengthQuestionsCounts?
Logical ReasoningTwo scored sections35 min each24–26 eachScored
Reading ComprehensionOne scored section35 min26–28Scored
Variable sectionEither LR or RC, position unknown35 minVariesUnscored
Argumentative WritingCompleted online, separatelyUntimed windowOne promptSent to schools
Note · Because two of the three scored sections are Logical Reasoning, roughly two-thirds of your score now rides on argument analysis. Vidia weights your plan accordingly instead of splitting time evenly across section types.
Five ways Vidia works on the LSAT.
The same companion that powers every Vidia course, pointed at the reasoning skills this exam actually rewards.
Adapts to your weakest stems
Assumption questions collapsing under time pressure? The next session shifts toward them, at the difficulty where you are actually learning rather than guessing.
Remembers what faded
You solved conditional logic cleanly three weeks ago. Vidia knows that memory is decaying and brings it back before it costs you points on test day.
Challenges just past comfort
Harder parallel-reasoning and principle questions arrive when your accuracy says you are ready — not on a fixed schedule that ignores how you are doing.
Protects your timing
Vidia tracks time per question type and flags where a slow start is quietly costing you the last four questions of every section.
A study plan that reshapes itself weekly.
Tell Vidia your test date and the hours you can realistically give. It builds the path — then rewrites it every time your results say something new.
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Set your target
Your test date, target score, and honest weekly hours. Vidia works backward from the date you actually sit the exam.
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Diagnose the pattern
A short diagnostic maps which question types and reasoning moves are solid, shaky, or missing entirely.
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Drill where it counts
Daily sets weighted toward your weak stems, mixed with spaced review of what you have already earned.
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Rehearse under pressure
Timed sections and full practice tests once accuracy holds, with pacing feedback on every one.
How Vidia fits with 7Sage, Blueprint, and LSAT Demon.
We are not pretending to be a replacement for official PrepTests. Here is an honest read on where each option is strong, and where Vidia earns its place.
ProviderWhat it is best atTypical cost
LSAC LawHub
Official PrepTests, the real interface, and the only genuine source of past questions. Effectively required.
~$120/yr7Sage
Deep explanation video library and analytics, in a guided curriculum order.
From ~$69/moBlueprint
The most engaging video lessons and structured live classes.
Varies by planLSAT Demon
Adaptive drilling that escalates difficulty as you improve, plus daily live classes.
$95–$295/moVidia
The connective layer: one companion that remembers every miss across sections, explains it the way you learn, and decides what you do next.
Premium subscriptionPricing is indicative and set by each provider — check their sites for current figures. Vidia works alongside official LSAC material rather than replacing it.
LSAT questions, answered.
No. LSAC permanently removed the Analytical Reasoning section — commonly called Logic Games — starting with the August 2024 exam. It was replaced by a second scored Logical Reasoning section. Vidia’s LSAT path reflects the current format, so no time goes into diagramming games you will never see.
Most candidates give it three to six months of consistent work. What matters more than total months is whether each session targets something you actually get wrong. Vidia builds backward from your test date and adjusts weekly, so a shorter runway means a sharper focus rather than a rushed version of the same plan.
For argument analysis specifically, yes — because the value is in diagnosis. The hard part of Logical Reasoning is noticing that you keep confusing necessary and sufficient conditions across otherwise unrelated questions. That pattern-spotting across hundreds of attempts is exactly what Vidia is built to do.
Yes, and we would not tell you otherwise. Official questions from LSAC LawHub are the only authentic practice material. Vidia is the layer on top: it tracks what you missed, explains why, and decides what you drill next.
We do not publish a score-increase claim, because honest ones depend on your starting point, hours, and consistency. What Vidia commits to is that your study time goes toward your actual weak points instead of the material you already know.
Vidia is a paid app. Learning access requires an active Premium subscription.
Your LSAT plan, rewritten every week.
Tell Vidia your test date and the hours you actually have. It will handle what you study tomorrow.
