LawGraveyard is a free web based error logging tool designed for students preparing for the Law School Admission Test (LSAT). Its primary function is to help users track every LSAT question they answer incorrectly, identify patterns in their mistakes, and compare their answer choices with those of other test takers. The tool is accessible at lawgraveyard.com and requires no payment, as all features are provided without a paid tier. The application organizes logged misses on a grid sorted by question type and difficulty level, allowing users to see where their errors cluster. Each entry records the PrepTest, section, and question number, along with the user’s selected answer and the correct answer. Users can also add the question type and a self assessed difficulty rating. For every question, the tool displays the distribution of answer choices selected by all users, highlighting the user’s own pick. Additionally, each question has a dedicated discussion thread where users can ask why one answer is correct over another and receive responses from others who have worked on the same passage. Typical use cases include logging wrong answers immediately after completing a section, reviewing the grid to identify recurring weak areas, and using the pattern of misses to decide which question types to drill next. The tool also provides a score over time graph with a goal line, helping users monitor progress. By showing how others answered the same question, the tool helps distinguish between mistakes that are common among test takers and those that are isolated, which may require different study approaches. The application is built with the understanding that LSAT preparation can be expensive, and it aims to offer a free alternative to paid courses and tutoring. It does not replace a full course but serves as a structured way to record and analyze one’s own performance data. No technical requirements beyond a web browser and an internet connection are needed to use the service.