LSAT practice inside Claude and ChatGPT

You can now practice for the LSAT inside Claude, with questions from a fixed, reviewed bank instead of ones the chat invents on the spot. Every Jurly question, answer key and explanation was drafted, reviewed and locked in advance, so what you get in chat is exactly what was checked, never something improvised mid-conversation. Sign in with a free Jurly account for 15 questions a day (200 total), or go unlimited with Jurly Pro. A ChatGPT app on the same server is published in ChatGPT's app directory.

Can you practice for the LSAT inside Claude or ChatGPT?

Yes, if the practice comes from a real question bank instead of the model's imagination. Jurly now runs an MCP server: MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the open standard that lets AI chat apps plug into outside tools, the way a browser extension plugs into a browser. Connect Jurly to Claude and the chat stops guessing at LSAT questions and starts serving ours: locked questions, the fixed answer key, and a pre-written explanation for every choice.

The Claude connector is live today. A ChatGPT app built on the same server is published in ChatGPT's app directory, so the same practice is available whichever assistant you use.

What you can do with Jurly in Claude

Targeted practice: ask for a question by skill and difficulty, e.g. "Give me a difficulty 4 Flaw question." Answer with a letter and Claude grades it against Jurly's key, then shows the explanation, including why each wrong choice is wrong.
Question of the day: one question, the same for everyone on a given date, rotating through the Logical Reasoning skills.
Mini-diagnostic: eight questions across six Logical Reasoning skills and one Reading Comprehension passage, ending with a per-skill breakdown and what to practice next. It is a snapshot, not a score prediction.

Every question you see comes from Jurly's question bank, where it was drafted, reviewed and difficulty-calibrated before joining the bank. The connector draws from the same bank as the full course, serving questions from outside your course plan at difficulty 1 to 6.

Why nothing is improvised in the chat

Ask a chatbot to invent an LSAT question live and it will, confidently, including an answer key that is sometimes just wrong, and it will invent a different one next time. That is a real problem for a test where one word in an answer choice flips it from right to wrong. Jurly's bank works the other way: every question is original, produced in advance, then reviewed, difficulty-calibrated and locked, with the key and explanations fixed alongside them. Inside the connector, the model in your chat never writes questions or grades from memory: it presents the locked question exactly as written, keeps the answer hidden until you commit to a letter, and grades against the fixed key.

How to connect Jurly to Claude

In Claude, open Settings → Connectors and choose Add custom connector.
Enter https://www.getjurly.com/mcp and connect.
Sign in with your Jurly account (create one free at getjurly.com if you don't have one) and click Allow.
Start a chat and ask for a question.

The full walkthrough, with screenshots of each tool, is on our Jurly for Claude page.

What it costs

Connecting is free. With a free Jurly account you get 15 questions a day, up to 200 in total (as of October 2026); questions you've already seen that day can be re-answered and reviewed at no cost. Jurly Pro subscribers ($20/month or $200/year, as of October 2026) get unlimited questions in Claude, served from outside their course plan. And Jurly Max ($40/month or $400/year) brings the course itself into the chat: lessons, drills and checkpoints, with answers that count toward your real progress, plus a review code on every app results screen that loads that test or drill into Claude for a deep walk-through. Think of the connector as the daily-reps version of Jurly: quick practice inside the chat you're already in. The full course, with its complete bank of 1550+ questions, lessons, timed sections and full-length practice tests, lives at getjurly.com, and on Max, inside Claude too.

Does practicing in Claude change your Jurly score?

No. Your estimated score and skill mastery in the Jurly app come from your placement test and your practice in the app itself; answers given in Claude are not fed into them. One sensible crossover does happen: questions you've seen in the connector are marked as seen on your account, so they won't turn up again in your placement test or practice tests.

Privacy, briefly

Sign-in runs through your Jurly account using OAuth, the same flow as "Sign in with Google" elsewhere. To run the limits, Jurly stores your account ID, the date, which questions were served and whether each answer was right, and deletes that data after 90 days. The connector does not store your conversations. Details are in the Privacy Policy.

Frequently asked questions

Is Jurly in Claude free?

Yes. Connecting is free with a Jurly account: 15 questions a day and 200 in total, as of October 2026. Jurly Pro subscribers get unlimited questions in Claude.

Do I need a Jurly account to use the Claude connector?

Yes. Sign-in is required to connect. That is what makes the daily limit follow you instead of your device, keeps questions you've seen out of your placement test, and unlocks unlimited questions for Pro subscribers.

Does practicing in Claude change my Jurly score estimate?

Drilling doesn't. Your score estimate and mastery in the Jurly app are computed from your placement test and app practice only, and connector drilling is served from outside your course; the only crossover is that questions you've seen in Claude are kept out of your course's fresh picks. The exception is Jurly Max: there, your course itself runs inside Claude, so course answers count toward your progress and estimate exactly as they would in the app.

Are these real LSAT questions?

They are original LSAT-style questions from Jurly's reviewed question bank: every one was produced, reviewed and difficulty-calibrated before it joined the bank, with pre-written explanations for every answer choice. In your chat nothing is generated live: the question, key and explanation are the same fixed text for everyone. They are not official LSAC questions, and Jurly is not affiliated with the Law School Admission Council (LSAC).

What happens when I hit the free limit?

The daily limit resets at midnight US Eastern time. Once you've used your 200 total free questions, the connector points you to Jurly's full course. Jurly Pro removes both caps in Claude, and Jurly Max also brings your course into Claude.