Recit

The catalog

Digests

Case digests prepared for you. Search by case name, party, G.R. number, ponente, or doctrine, or filter by subject. One case can have several digests — the highlighted line is the doctrine each one covers.

Reference

Laws

The statute library. Open a law to read it broken into Titles, Articles, Sections and Rules — and, under each provision, the digests that interpret it.

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Practice Exams

Essay and scenario questions, scored out of 10 each. Check your own answer against the model answer for free, or spend one credit to have it graded for you.

Your record

My Exams

Every exam you have sat, with your scores over time. Self-scored answers are marked as such.

Progress

Performance Dashboard

Scores from your completed exam attempts, grouped by subject. Each point is one sitting.

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01 Legal Basis (statutes / codal provisions)

Upload one or more laws (PDF, DOCX, or TXT), or add one you already saved to the library. Each upload is saved to the library for reuse, so a statute is stored once and pulled for any digest.

02 Supreme Court Decision

Paste a link to the decision, or upload the file — the server reads the text either way, and the rest is identical.

Supported sources: lawphil.net and elibrary.judiciary.gov.ph. Other sites are refused — each one needs its own parser, and a wrong guess would feed page furniture into the digest.

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03 Generate Digest

Focus topic (optional). Steers the digest toward a specific subject, for example prescription of the action, double jeopardy, or Article 1318 requisites.

Subject

The subject files this digest under a filter in the student library. The focus above is a different thing: it steers what the digest covers, and is what tells two digests of the same case apart.

Uses the selected model (Model settings) · a local model can take a few minutes.

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Authored Digests

Unpublished digests are invisible to students — they do not appear in the Library at all. Publish one only after you have verified it against the original decision.

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1 Source Material

Upload the law, regulation, IRR, or jurisprudence to be examined on (PDF, DOCX, or TXT). You can add several; questions are drawn from all of them.

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Build on digests you have already authored. The digest text is used as written — you paid for it once, so examining on it costs one generation instead of re-reading the whole decision. Drafts are listed too; nothing here publishes anything.

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Add a statute from your law library — saved once, reusable across exams.

2 Create Exam

Focus topic (optional). For example illegal dismissal, 13th month pay, or union certification.

Questions

Subject

Essay / scenario questions at medium and high difficulty, each with a model answer. Generation takes a few minutes.

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Authored Exams

Unpublished exams are invisible to students — they never appear in Practice. Publish once the questions and model answers have been checked.

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People

The customer base

Accounts are free, so a signup is a reader rather than a sale. The top row is the readership — who is here, and whether they are opening anything. The second is what any of it converts to.

Accounts

Every account arrives in one fetch, so searching and sorting below cost nothing. Select a row to open that account's sittings, sign-ins and purchases.

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Reading digests, sitting exams and scoring yourself against the model answer are free and always will be. Credits are only spent when you ask the AI to grade an answer — one credit per question.

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Settings

App and session

Appearance Light and dark are both tuned for long reading. The choice is remembered on this device.

Model & connection The Ollama model every generation in the app runs against. Changing it repoints digest and exam authoring.

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Publish my annotations Shows your highlights, notes and images on every digest to every student, read-only. Students still keep their own private annotations alongside.

Sign out Ends this session on this device. Your account allows three signed-in devices at a time; signing in on a fourth ends the oldest.

Data Privacy Act

Your data

Under the Data Privacy Act of 2012 you may obtain a copy of everything held about you, and you may have it erased. Both are available here, immediately, without asking anyone. The privacy notice explains what is collected and why.

Download my data A JSON file with your account details, every attempt, every answer you wrote and every score.

Delete my account Permanently erases your account and every answer and score. Immediate, and it cannot be undone. Unused credits and remaining subscription time are not refunded. Download your data first if you want to keep it.