Raysheo

Frontier Digital

About this app

Raysheo is a study companion built for one syllabus: the University of Mumbai LL.B. — both the 3-year and 5-year courses. Where law begins to make sense.

WHAT'S INSIDE

• Flashcards with spaced repetition — every card states the rule, the provision, the leading case and why the rule exists. Cards return on a schedule built from how well you knew them.
• Practice MCQs — university-pattern questions with real explanations: why the right answer is right, the authority for it, and why the tempting wrong answer tempts people.
• Timed mock exams — full papers and short sprints, run like the hall: a clock, a question strip, flags for review, and no feedback until you submit.
• Revision notes — unit-wise, high-yield, with the ingredients that must be proved, the effect, and the leading case for every section.
• Written answer practice — past-paper questions with model answers in the Issue–Rule–Authority–Application–Conclusion shape, marked by you against a checklist. Writing answers is what turns recall into marks.
• A study planner — set your exam date and get a day-by-day plan that starts with what's due, covers your weakest units first, and keeps the last days for revision and one full paper.
• Progress that means something — recall and application tracked separately, because stating a rule and using it on facts are different skills. Exam-ready needs both.

BUILT FOR HOW YOU ACTUALLY STUDY

• Works offline once a subject is downloaded — cards, notes and questions all work without a signal.
• Your progress syncs across phone, tablet and raysheo.com.
• Your own notes on any card, searchable in your own words.
• Bare-act text ranked first in search, then cases, then your cards.

Every card cites its source. Provisions follow the bare acts as amended. Raysheo is a study aid, not legal advice.

What’s new

Raysheo — where law begins to make sense.

Flashcards, question banks, revision notes and written-answer practice for the LL.B., written to the law in force today. Every card cites its provision and its leading case. Unit one of every subject is free.