Features
Everything in Veritas
Clear lessons on English law, real cases explained in plain English, and a debating partner to sharpen your arguments.
Learn the law
47 topics across human rights, contract and consumer law, criminal law, police powers, the legal system and tort, arranged from "Start here" to "Advanced".
- A three-point "In a nutshell" summary at the top of every topic
- Diagrams for the trickiest processes, such as the court hierarchy and how a bill becomes an Act
- 142 real cases and 217 key terms, explained in plain English
- Official Supreme Court judgment summaries on key cases
- Listen to any topic or case read aloud, and add your own notes
Practise
406 practice questions of 9 kinds, from multiple choice to problem questions and essays.
- Spaced review brings questions back just before you would forget them
- Timed tests for each area of law: 20 questions in 15 minutes
- Flashcards for key terms
- Written answers come with a model answer and a checklist of the points a good answer covers
Exam technique
Guides to command words, problem questions, essays and using cases, each with a worked example.
- A "How to answer" guide under every written question
- Model answers broken down step by step, so you can see what earns the marks
Debate
Argue a motion against an opponent, with 33 motions across 11 subjects.
- Choose the difficulty and length of the match
- Read up in the briefing room first
- At the end, the judge sums up the debate and announces the winner, with your skills and what to work on next
Topic of the Day
A new motion every day. Write your argument, then check it yourself: compare it with model answers, note what you would improve and predict your score. Then see your real mark, and how close your prediction was.
Track your progress
Earn VQ as you learn and argue, climb seven ranks from Starter to Master, and keep a daily streak going. Progress shows your strongest and weakest areas, in law and in debating.
AI features
Feedback like a teacher would give
Veritas uses Claude, an AI model made by Anthropic, to give you the kind of feedback that usually only a teacher can. Every AI feature is optional, and the app asks before anything you write is sent.
An AI debate opponent
Argue a motion against an opponent that answers what you actually said. At the end, a judge sums up both sides and picks a winner. 20 minutes a day free.
Marking for written answers
Write a problem question or essay answer and have it marked against the mark points, with feedback on knowledge, application and evaluation. 3 a day free, then you mark it yourself against the checklist.
Topic of the Day marking
Your daily argument marked by AI, with your best line picked out and a stronger version of your weakest one.
Ask about any topic
Stuck on a topic or case? Ask the AI to explain it another way, or to give an everyday example. 3 questions a day free.