Cubby
A tool tool to organize and annotate content for research collaboration with synthesis.
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Law students who want exam practice matched to their professor
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What to know before choosing
Good fit
Law students who want exam practice matched to their professor
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A closer look at Cubby
Cubby is a 24/7 AI teaching assistant for law school, tailored to how each professor teaches, tests and grades. Students upload their outline and notes so Cubby adapts to the class, then study with Donna, an AI legal teaching assistant whose explanations are grounded in a legal corpus and the uploaded materials. It generates unlimited quizzes and course-specific practice exams, with instant rubric-based feedback showing where points are earned and lost. The homepage says Cubby partners with professors at 20 law schools, and advertises finishing in the top half of the class or money back.
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When to choose Cubby
- Law students who want practice matched to their own professor's teaching and grading
- Students preparing for course exams with rubric-based feedback
- Learners who prefer a closed-system assistant grounded in course materials over general chatbots
When to choose something else
- Students outside law school, since the whole product is built for law courses
- Users who want a general legal chatbot rather than course-specific exam practice
A practical starting workflow
- Upload the course outline and notes to personalize Cubby to the class
- Ask Donna questions grounded in the legal corpus and uploaded materials
- Generate quizzes and course-specific practice exams
- Review rubric-based feedback to see where points are earned and lost
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Common questions
What is Cubby?
It is an AI teaching assistant for law school, tailored to how each professor teaches, tests and grades, with the tagline to nail the cold call and ace the exam.
How does Cubby personalize study?
Upload an outline and notes so Cubby adapts to the class, then study with Donna, the AI legal teaching assistant, whose answers are grounded in a legal corpus and the uploaded materials.
What practice does Cubby provide?
It generates unlimited quizzes and course-specific practice exams with instant, rubric-based feedback showing where points are earned and lost.
Does Cubby work with professors?
The homepage says Cubby partners with professors at 20 law schools, and advertises finishing in the top half or money back.
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