Feature Requests

One recommendation I would make is to allow students to upload course-specific materials that are not currently covered within Quimbee's learning library. For example, students could upload module outlines, legal terminology lists, reading assignments, study guides, or lecture notes and then use Quimbee's existing tools to generate flashcards, practice quizzes, study guides, and exam-preparation materials. As a law student, I have found that some of my course content is not available within the platform. Having the ability to create customized study resources from uploaded course materials would make Quimbee even more valuable and help students better prepare for their courses, regardless of their school's curriculum.

it would be nice if each case, with the case brief indicated if the law still good law!

Just as a suggestion it would be really cool if quimbee could allow students make a list of cases to create a "playlist" for each class

This feature would allow a user to create a custom playlist of any of Quimbee's videos and have it autoplay

This is useful because many professors require students to reference cases in their essay answers, and to have the relevant cases to each piece of applicable law in the outline would be helpful for students to be able to connect the rule and law with the case the casebooks use to highlight or explain that rule. The name of the case should be a link to the case brief of that case, so it's easy to find and navigate.

Estate Planning and the like would be super helpful

Create a series of one-page study sheets for complex/commonly tested topics in law school or on the bar exam (ex: RAP, hearsay, personal jurisdiction). The sheets could be fill-in-the-blank style, outlining the applicable rules and asking students to fill in key concepts in the blanks. A completed sheet would provide a student with a rules skeleton outline, that they could then use as a scaffold for essays on that issue. Alternatively, the sheets could be decision flowcharts (no fill-in-the-blanks), that break down how a student would analyze a particular issue.

I thought this was a feature but update the website/app so users can sort the cases in a casebook in the order the casebook uses them by chapter, not alphabetically.