Law student builds all-in-one AI study platform LexLab Studio with ChatGPT and Muse
Acrobatic_Rhubarb598 · reddit · 2026-10-16
A first-year law student shares how he's building LexLab Studio, using ChatGPT for development and architecture and Muse for automation, integrations and ongoing maintenance — aiming to replace a dozen separate study apps and beat the law-school supplement market.
The working frontend prototype already contains 295 case entries with full briefs, professor-specific outlines built from real PPTs and syllabi, spaced-repetition and cold-call simulation tools, Bluebook citation checking, and legal writing workspaces. Planned modules include automated academic management (connecting school platforms, Google Drive, email and calendar so new assignments flow into auto-generated study materials) plus a fitness analytics workspace on Apple Health/Strava data. Next stage: Muse builds out the backend and authorized account sync.
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