What's new
A running record of user-facing changes to 7Sage: new games, study tools, app and tester updates, and admissions features you can use.
November 2026
Fuzzy Sets
Fuzzy Sets is a new game that trains your skill at quantifier inferences, inspired by our intersecting-sets workshop. Read the announcement
Decision Desk
Decision Desk is a free admissions resource with live updates as schools announce decisions, plus week-by-week and school-by-school analysis of how the cycle is unfolding. Read the announcement
Inference Bee
Inference Bee is a free daily conditional-logic puzzle, in the style of Spelling Bee, that trains the chaining skill behind many Must Be True questions. Read the announcement
The People's Verdict
The People's Verdict is a free TV-court game with a leaderboard. You sort claims into disagreement, agreement, and unanswered categories to practice point-at-issue skills. Read the announcement
App offline mode storage management
The mobile app now shows how much space offline content is using and lets you choose what to keep or clear, including removing just the videos. Read the announcement
Wrong Answer Journal inbox
We've added a Wrong Answer Journal inbox to make journaling your misses more convenient, so you're more likely to actually do it. Read the announcement
App offline mode
You can now use the 7Sage mobile app without an internet connection: lessons save to your phone, videos for upcoming lessons download automatically, and you can take selected PrepTests offline. Read the announcement
October 2026
Charge or No Charge
Charge or No Charge is a new law-flavored game that trains applying principles for PSA questions by asking you to decide whether to charge someone under a stated rule. Read the announcement
Automatic LSAC application updates
You can now connect 7Sage to LSAC from the My Schools page to pull your application-status updates into one place. This feature is in beta. Read the announcement
Sage AI settings control
You can now ask Sage AI to change your 7Sage settings from chat (for example, turning dark mode on or turning a streak off). Read the announcement
Drill picker: sort by Least Recent
When you pick questions manually, you can now sort by Least Recent to drill questions you haven't attempted in the longest time. Read the announcement
Automatic drills prioritized by oldest incorrect
When you pick questions automatically and set Status to Incorrect, 7Sage now prioritizes questions you missed longest ago, so older mistakes show up more often than recent ones. Read the announcement
PrepTests standalone page restored
The PrepTests page is back as its own standalone page under Study > PrepTests, the way it worked before the previous week's menu change. Read the announcement
Dropdown menus restored
Dropdown menus are back in the site navigation, restored by popular request after the earlier menu redesign. Read the announcement
Menu renamed to Drills, sections, PTs
The Study tab formerly called Custom practice is now named Drills, sections, PTs, so it's easier to find drills, sections, and PrepTests. Read the announcement
Line-by-line training mode
Line-by-line mode is a new training option for drills, sections, and PrepTests. It hides the stimulus or passage except the first sentence and reveals the next sentence when you click. Read the announcement
New site navigation
We redesigned site navigation so Analytics is a top-level menu item, Games lives under Study, and custom drills, sections, and PTs sit on the Study page. Read the announcement
Logic & Order
Logic & Order, a new Ace Attorney-inspired game, is live with its first episode. Read the announcement
Games leaderboards
Web games now show Today, This Week, and All-Time top-10 leaderboards below the game. Some titles are not included yet, and mobile support is still coming. Read the announcement
Wrong Answer Journal template chip
When you open notes on a question you got wrong, you'll now see a “Use wrong answer journal template” chip that inserts the template directly into your notes. Read the announcement
Spotlight search result grouping
Spotlight search (⌘K) now groups results into Lessons and Questions, with a see-all link when there are more matches than the preview can show. Read the announcement
Test Day Disruption mode
Test Day Disruption mode for PrepTests and sections simulates test-day conditions with a random disconnection of up to two minutes and optional background noise. Read the announcement
Printable drills and sections
You can now print drills and sections from the three-dot menu. PrepTests can be printed from that menu as well as from the PrepTests page. Read the announcement
September 2026
Training Modes dropdown
You can now turn on training modes from a dropdown on drill and section start screens, and from Format on PrepTests. Read the announcement
Anticipation Mode
Anticipation Mode is a new training mode that hides answer choices until you click to reveal them. You can also turn it on or off mid-activity from the three-dot menu. Read the announcement
PT Equivalent display setting
A new toggle in Settings > Preferences lets you show or hide PT equivalent scores separately for sections and drills. Drills are now off by default. Read the announcement
Admissions predictor softs and timing
The admissions predictor can now optionally account for softs and timing, so your predictions can be more personalized. Read the announcement
Stem Stash
Stem Stash is a new game that trains you to recognize Logical Reasoning question stems. Read the announcement
Signal Fires
Signal Fires is a new game for practicing valid inferences from conditionals and avoiding invalid ones. Read the announcement
The Monster Files: Mothman case
The Monster Files has a new case: Mothman. Read the announcement
Resume a game where you left off
If you navigate away from a game, you can now resume where you left off or choose to start over. Read the announcement
Hide Blind Review recommendation reasons
A new toggle in Settings > Preferences hides the tooltip that explains why a question was recommended for Blind Review, without turning recommendations off. Read the announcement
Quick Search (⌘K)
Quick Search is a Spotlight-style shortcut: press Command-K or Ctrl-K to jump to pages, explanations, or a PrepTest, section, and question number. It is reasonably tolerant of typos. Read the announcement
Tone Tasting
Tone Tasting is a new game that trains you to detect an author's attitude. Read the announcement
If-Then Blitz
If-Then Blitz is a new game that trains you to identify sufficient and necessary conditions in conditional statements. Read the announcement
The Monster Files
The Monster Files is a new game that practices strengthening and weakening causal arguments. Read the announcement
August 2026
Digital Tester dimensions matched to LawHub
The Digital Tester is now slightly narrower and nearly full height, so practice proportions more closely match what you'll see on test day. Read the announcement
Tester full-screen toolbar button removed
The full-screen button has been removed from the tester toolbar to match LawHub. You can still enter true full screen from the three-dot menu. Read the announcement
Tester toolbar icons matched to LawHub
Tester toolbar symbols now match LawHub's, including an “a” with a slash through it for answer elimination (response masking). Read the announcement
Blind Review and Review testers restyled
The Blind Review and Review testers now match the current tester, so all three interfaces look consistent. Read the announcement
Tester font size persists across sections
Unlike LawHub, 7Sage keeps your font-size choice across sections, so you don't have to reset it at the start of each one. Read the announcement
Digital Tester font matched to LawHub
We updated the Digital Tester font to match a change LSAC made on LawHub, so practice text looks like what you'll see on test day. Read the announcement
July 2026
Admissions predictor algorithm rebuild
We rebuilt the admissions predictor with a new algorithm trained on the three most recent cycles, including 2025. Expect lower but more accurate predictions. Read the announcement
Updated question difficulty ratings
Question difficulty ratings were recalculated using a 75% success threshold instead of 50%, which tends to rate coin-flip questions as harder. You may notice some questions shift by a star or two. Read the announcement
Word Detective
Word Detective is a new game that trains you to understand word meaning from context. Read the announcement
RC line citation highlights removed
Reading Comprehension line citations are no longer pre-highlighted, matching LawHub, so you locate the referenced text yourself. Read the announcement
Masking mode resets on question change
Masking mode now resets when you switch questions, matching LawHub's behavior. Read the announcement
Answer selection and elimination matched to LawHub
To match LawHub, you can no longer deselect an answer by clicking it again, eliminate a selected answer, or select an eliminated answer without unmasking it first. Read the announcement
Stimulus X-Ray
Stimulus X-Ray is a new game that trains you to identify premises and conclusions in a stimulus. Read the announcement
Highlighting matched to LawHub
Highlighting in the 7Sage Digital Tester now visually matches highlighting on LawHub. Read the announcement
Principles of Attraction
Principles of Attraction is a new game that trains you to identify and apply principles. Read the announcement
Train of Thought
Train of Thought is a new Reading Comprehension game that asks you to rearrange jumbled paragraphs while thinking about the purpose of each statement. Read the announcement
Referential Roundup
Referential Roundup is a new Reading Comprehension game that practices identifying what words such as “it,” “such,” and “this” refer to. Read the announcement
Flexible study-plan rest days
On your study plan, you can now change any study day to a rest day, or a rest day back to a study day, as your schedule changes. Read the announcement
LSAT Games mobile app
A standalone LSAT Games app is now available on iPhone, iPad, and Android, including offline play. Read the announcement
How long does it take to improve page
A new page shares our data on how much practice it typically takes to improve an LSAT score. Read the announcement
June 2026
Sufficiency and Necessity Workshop
A new Skill Builder workshop on sufficiency and necessity has been added to the Foundations curriculum. Read the announcement
Suggested school list
On the law school section, a “Build my school list” tool now suggests schools based on 7Sage admissions consultants' expertise. Read the announcement
Expecto Negation
Expecto Negation is a new game that asks you to build the exact negation of incoming statements before they reach your castle. Read the announcement
Logic Links
Logic Links is a new game that asks you to sort 16 statements into 4 groups that secretly express the same conditional. Read the announcement
Custom study hours per day of week
You can now set a different number of study hours for each day of the week on your study plan, instead of one amount for every day. Read the announcement
Diagram? tag
A new Diagram? tag identifies questions our tutors would consider diagramming (especially those heavy on conditional logic) without meaning you have to diagram them. Read the announcement
Argument ER
Argument ER is a new LSAT study-break game. Read the announcement
Numbers Blitz
Numbers Blitz is a new LSAT study-break game. Read the announcement
Study break games
New learning games give you an LSAT-themed study break that can sharpen your argument-evaluation intuitions. They aren't a substitute for drills. Read the announcement
Intersecting Sets workshop
We published a new Skill Builder workshop on intersecting sets, designed like a game, and later added more questions and harder default starting positions. Read the announcement
AI Coach
AI Coach is now available to every 7Sage user. Use it to analyze your practice results and get personalized recommendations, from the chat menu or the AI buttons in Analytics. Read the announcement
May 2026
Video transcripts
You can now read the transcript of a video as you watch. Read the announcement
Strengthening and Weakening Causal Arguments video
We published a new video on strengthening and weakening causal arguments, as an intro or refresher for the Logic of Causation module. Read the announcement
People page (community stats)
The new People page lets you find study partners, compare your progress with others, and view your peers' results. Read the announcement
New Digital Tester interface (beta)
A new Digital Tester interface is available in beta so 7Sage can keep pace with LSAC's tester updates for the August LSAT. Read the announcement
April 2026
Improved wave tracker
An improved wave tracker shows who is getting accepted and rejected from law schools in real time. Read the announcement
Tag mouseover tooltips
Anywhere you see a tag on the website, you can now hover over it for more information. Read the announcement
New flaw tags
We've added many new tags for common flaws, including ad hominem arguments and false dichotomies. Read the announcement
Study plan shortened
A few lessons were removed from the Conditional and Set Logic and Logic of Intersecting Sets modules in study plans (they remain in the Lesson Library), which shortened plans and pulled later activities forward. Read the announcement
Scholarship predictor
A new scholarship predictor, still in beta, is now available alongside the admissions predictor. Read the announcement
Streaks
Streaks make it easier to stay consistent: log in each day to keep your study momentum going. Read the announcement
Private study rooms in chat
You can now hop into a study room right from chat, without leaving 7Sage for Discord or Zoom. Read the announcement
March 2026
Conditional Logic overview video
We published a new video on conditional logic as an overview to prepare you for drilling, and as a preview or refresher for the Conditional Logic module. Read the announcement
Application tracking
Application tracking is a free way to add the schools you've applied to, log decisions as they come in, see how other applicants fare, and connect with people applying to the same schools. Read the announcement
Admission chances by LSAT score
A new feature shows how your chances of admission at a given school change with different LSAT scores. Read the announcement
Adaptive smart drills
Smart drills still target the question types you need most, and they now also adjust to your skill level as you take them. Adaptive is on by default when you customize a drill. Read the announcement
Application Autopsy
Application Autopsy is a new admissions service: three experts blind-review your file, you receive their ballots plus a chair summary, and you meet with a consultant to discuss improvements. Read the announcement
Decision tracker
A new page shows which law schools are releasing decisions in real time. Read the announcement
Study Rooms (beta)
Study Rooms launched in beta as voice chat rooms with screenshare, similar to Discord, so you can drill and study together. Read the announcement
February 2026
PT159 question difficulty
You can now see question difficulty ratings for PrepTest 159. Read the announcement
Tag filters use AND across categories
Tag filters now combine tags in the same category with OR and tags from different categories with AND, so you can target intersections such as Must Be True questions that also use conditional reasoning. Read the announcement