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The whole module, organised for you.
Upload a lecture and see what happens: structured notes, a map of every concept and how well you know it, quizzes and flashcards built only from your material, and a tutor that answers from your own notes.
Drop a PDF. Get the notes in about a minute.
A PDF or PowerPoint lecture becomes structured notes: an overview, headed sections, key points, worked examples, revision questions. Diagrams are pulled out of the slides and captioned.
Notes are always written in English — lectures in twelve other languages are translated on the way in.
Every lecture becomes concepts. Every concept has a score.
Weak, learning, strong, not tested yet — at a glance. Mastery is worked out per concept from everything you do, using the same spaced-repetition maths (FSRS) that decides when a card is due.
Built only from your notes.
Exam-style questions and flashcards are generated from your own material and target what is due or weakest. Misses come back until they stick.
Made from your notes. Not someone else’s deck.
Here’s the study rhythm — misses come back until they stick, and only first-try counts. Try four cards right now.
How is information mainly coded in short-term memory?
It is coded mainly acoustically.
Space to flip · 1 right · 2 wrong
In the real app, cards are generated from your own lecture notes and target your weakest concepts.
Upload a past paper. Get worked solutions from your notes.
Departments rarely publish solutions. Drop the paper in and every question is tagged with the concepts it tests and how weak you are on them, with a worked solution grounded in your own notes and a fresh practice variant when you want another go.
A tutor that has read your notes.
Ask about anything in a module and Lumin answers from your own lectures, then shows which concepts it drew on. Explain it, quiz me, summarise it — or just ask.
- Notes mode: your material, with the concepts it used listed under every reply
- Research mode: the wider web, with numbered, verified sources
- Remembers what you tell it — your course, your goal, how you like things explained
A plan with a reason for every item.
Ask for today’s plan and you get four to eight things — what is overdue, what is weak with an exam coming, what matters most — each with a sentence on why. Thirty to sixty minutes, then stop.
One streak across web, iPhone and iPad. One daily goal.
Light. Dark. Stealth. Seven vibes.
Three colour modes for the whole app, and seven vibes for your Home, your modules and the orb — the same seven on iPhone and iPad.
Less to organise. Exactly what to study.
Upload one lecture free. See the notes, the concepts and the first quiz in a few minutes.
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