The method: one next step at a time.
You don’t choose what to do: the app tells you, day after day, until your exam date. Five milestones, in order.
1 · The starting diagnostic
Ten official questions spread across the topics, no correction until the end. Your starting score, topic by topic, sets the zero point.
2 · The daily rhythm
A ten-question sprint every day: your mistakes to review, your revisions due, then new material. The app works out the recommended pace to cover everything before the exam.
3 · Mastering the topics
For each weak topic: the study brief first, practice next, with the legal explanation and the translation under every question.
4 · Mock exams
The real papers, the real marking scheme, the real clock that never pauses. Full correction at the end, just like exam day.
5 · Ready for exam day
The estimated readiness score climbs with your answers; once it passes the pass mark and a mock exam is passed, you are ready.
What the app also does
The review queue, in plain sight
Every day the home screen says what is due: your errors, your reviews, the new questions the sprint will serve, and what comes back tomorrow. After an error, one tap says whether it was the Hebrew or the rule: the app adapts its advice, and you see the share of each.
Where it is in the booklet
The registrar hands out the law booklet (part 1) in the room; part 2 (principles, case law) is not allowed. Under each question of the free exam, the app says which text holds the rule — to find fast in the booklet, or to know by heart. A mistake in a question? Report it in two taps and follow the answer.
Final stretch and exam day
From D−14, nothing new: your errors, your reviews, a mock exam every three days. The day before, a short list. After the exam, the app asks how it went: passed, access stays open; not this time, the path restarts from your errors towards the next session, without paying again.