I built Obiter because I needed it.
I'm a UK law student. This is the study platform I wished existed, so I made it.
Why this had
to exist.
UK law degrees cover an enormous surface area. Hundreds of cases, dozens of statutes per module, six or more modules per year. Add legal news you're supposed to follow, career applications with overlapping deadlines, and the SQE looming after graduation. The information load is genuinely unreasonable, and there's no single tool designed to handle it.
So you end up with flashcards in one app, case law in another, AI in a third, news via email, applications tracked on a spreadsheet, and a calendar that doesn't know any of it. Every study session starts with five minutes of context-switching before you've read a single case.
I built Obiter on a simple principle: nothing goes in unless a UK law student actually needs it. Every feature is there because I needed it myself, not because it looks good on a feature grid.
What Obiter
replaces.
No fake social proof. No fabricated anything.
No fabricated student counts. No university partnerships that don't exist. The free tier is genuinely useful, not a bait-and-switch. There's no sales team emailing you. If something breaks, I fix it. If a feature doesn't work for students, I remove it.
Honest pricing
A real free tier. No fake discounts. No bait-and-switch.
Student-first
Every feature exists because a UK law student actually needs it.
No AI slop
Obiter AI cites real authorities from its own database. No hallucinated cases.
UK-first
Built for UK law degrees and the SQE. Not a US product with a UK skin.