Jurly inside Claude and ChatGPT

Free LSAT practice inside Claude and ChatGPT · Not affiliated with the Law School Admission Council (LSAC).

Jurly works inside Claude and ChatGPT. LSAT prep where you already study. Connect the free Jurly LSAT Prep connector and original LSAT-style practice questions come straight into your chats. Every question comes from Jurly's reviewed question bank (1550+ original questions across 20 Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension skills, difficulty 1 to 6) with a pre-written explanation for every answer choice. Your assistant doesn't write the questions; it shows you ours and grades your answer against our key.

Connect in Claude

In Claude, open Settings → Connectors and choose Add custom connector.
Enter https://www.getjurly.com/mcp (if Claude asks for a name, use Jurly LSAT Prep).
When prompted, 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 LSAT practice, for example: "Give me a hard Flaw question."

Connect in ChatGPT

In ChatGPT, open Settings → Apps & Connectors and click Create.
Name it Jurly and paste https://www.getjurly.com/mcp/chatgpt as the connection URL, then create the connection.
When prompted, 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 invoke Jurly by name, for example: "Jurly, give me a hard Flaw question."

If ChatGPT prompts you to enable Developer Mode under Advanced settings before creating the connection, switch it on. Some accounts still gate custom apps behind it.

What you can ask for

Practice by skill and difficulty: "Give me a difficulty 4 Necessary Assumption question." Answer with a letter and your assistant checks it and shows Jurly's explanation, including why each wrong choice is wrong.
Question of the day: "What's today's LSAT question of the day?" Everyone gets the same question on a given date.
Mini-diagnostic: "Run the Jurly mini-diagnostic." Eight questions across six Logical Reasoning skills and one Reading Comprehension passage, then a per-skill breakdown and what to practice next.
Your course, in the chat (Jurly Max): "Continue my Jurly course." Your lessons, drills and checkpoints run right in the chat, and your answers count toward your real Jurly progress, mastery and score estimate, the same as answering in the app.
Review a test (Jurly Max): After a practice test or drill in the Jurly app, tap "Review in Claude" or "Review in ChatGPT" on the results screen for a one-time code, then say "Review my Jurly session" plus the code. Jurly loads the whole set, your answers included, for an in-depth walk-through.

Limits and plans

The connector is free and includes 15 questions a day per account, resetting at midnight US Eastern time, and 200 questions in total per account. Questions you've already seen can be answered and reviewed again at no cost. Jurly Pro ($20/month or $200/year) makes connector drilling unlimited, served from questions outside your course plan, and what you answer in chat never changes your score estimate or mastery. Jurly Max ($40/month or $400/year) brings your whole course into the chat, lessons, drills and checkpoints, with answers that count toward your real progress, plus review codes for practice tests and drills. Practice tests and timed sections themselves stay in the app at getjurly.com.

Privacy

The connector uses your Jurly account; sign-in is required to connect. We store your account ID, the date, which questions were served and whether each answer was right, to run the limits, and delete it after 90 days. See the Privacy Policy for details.

Support

Questions or a problem with a question? Email jake@getjurly.com.

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