GRE · LSAT — Built across two worlds

LOGIC
destroys
TALENT

Top scorers don't study harder.
They've cracked the structure.
Metilience reverse-engineers their logic — and installs it in you.

Target Score
170/170
GRE · LSAT
14
Day Sprint
AI
Logic Coach
0
Memorization
Pattern Drills
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GRE Verbal
LSAT Logic Games
Critical Reading
Argument Structure
GRE Quant
Inference Patterns
GRE Verbal
LSAT Logic Games
Critical Reading
Argument Structure
GRE Quant
Inference Patterns
01 — The Gap

The difference
isn't effort.

A 170 scorer and a 155 scorer study the same hours.
One sees patterns. One sees questions.
That gap is structural — and it's fixable.

Every top-scoring test has an underlying logic: a grammar of question types, trap answer patterns, and inference chains that high scorers have internalized. Metilience deconstructs that grammar and rebuilds it in you — through AI-guided pattern recognition, not repetitive drilling.

Memorize vocabulary
VS
Map semantic patterns
Do 1,000 practice problems
VS
Identify 12 question archetypes
Review wrong answers
VS
Diagnose cognitive failure modes
Hope for test day clarity
VS
Run the system under pressure
02 — Programs

One engine.
Every exam.

The same metacognitive framework. Applied to the specific logic grammar of each test.

04 — Coming
SAT
Korean Market Only · /ko
SAT prep engineered for Korean students going to US universities.
Available exclusively via the Korean platform — engineered for the Korean market.
Korean Market → /ko
05 — Coming
GRE+
Quantitative Deep Dive
Quant isn't math. It's pattern recognition with numbers.
Advanced GRE Quant module — data interpretation, algebra traps, and geometry logic all systematized.
Coming Soon
03 — How It Works

From confused
to structured.

01
Diagnose Your Pattern Blind Spots
AI identifies not just what you got wrong — but which cognitive failure mode caused it. Each wrong answer has a structural reason.
02
Decode the Question Architecture
Every question type has a predictable skeleton. We expose that skeleton until you see it automatically — before reading the question.
03
Build the Decision Algorithms
We replace "does this feel right?" with explicit decision algorithms. If A → B. If the stimulus contains X → eliminate Y. No ambiguity.
04
Sprint Under Pressure
14-day sprint with adaptive difficulty. The system tracks your pattern accuracy, not just your score — and pushes the exact weakness holding you back.
04 — Pricing

Take the structure.
Leave the excuses.

Free
$0
Forever free
  • 5 AI analysis sessions / month
  • Question type taxonomy
  • Pattern blindspot report
  • Unlimited drills
  • Full failure mode diagnosis
  • Adaptive sprint system
Sprint
$9.99
per month · cancel anytime
  • Unlimited AI analysis sessions
  • Full question architecture maps
  • Deep failure mode diagnosis
  • 14-day adaptive sprint
  • GRE + LSAT full access
  • Early access to upcoming exams
Full Logic
$14.99
per month · all exams included
  • Everything in Sprint
  • Early access to all coming exams
  • Weekly AI performance report
  • Score prediction model
  • Priority AI coaching queue
  • 1:1 logic consultation (1/month)
05 — Who Built This

Built by someone
who bridged
both worlds.

"I left medical school and went on to study English Education at Korea University — bridging two worlds. What I discovered was that the same metacognitive framework that gets you through medical school dismantles every standardized test ever written."
2
Worlds Bridged
Two perspectives
980
TOEIC Score
Language structure expertise
Med.
Medical school background
Diagnostic logic foundation
삼성
Samsung Electronics
Strategy project experience
The structure exists. You just can't see it yet.

You're not behind.
You're just unstructured.

$9.99/month. 14 days. The same logic used by 99th-percentile scorers —
mapped, decoded, and made yours.

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