Ann Levine turned 27 years of law school admissions consulting into a product that gives every applicant the guidance she used to give only one to one.
What Kodeful did
Kodeful built the whole product, from the school matching engine and the AI document review through to payments, the admin tools Ann uses to control the advice, and the seat licences universities buy. It went from a blank page to taking paid customers in eight days.
The problem
Ann Levine has advised law school applicants for 27 years and wrote the guidebook many of them read. Her one-to-one consulting is premium and her time is limited, so the great majority of people who need her simply cannot get it. They fall back on free forum advice and generic essay editors that know nothing about what admissions committees actually reward. Ann was turning away the people she was best placed to help, and had no way to serve them at a price they could pay.
Where they are now
Live and selling since August 2026, with individual applicants paying per document or by subscription, and universities buying seats for a whole advisee cohort. Ann maintains the guidance behind the feedback herself, without developer help.

