YOUR INTERACTIVE AI FOR LEARNING

Learn anything. Actually understand it.

Talk to Lumi, upload your resources, and explore ideas through conversation, visuals and an intelligent whiteboard.

Why planets stay in orbit

Gravity pulls inward while sideways velocity keeps the planet moving past the star.

F = GMm / r² + sideways velocity = orbit

Orbit:

A continuous fall where the surface curves away at the same rate.

gravity + velocity

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So the planet is always falling—but it keeps missing the star.

WHY LUMI

Not another study app.

Lumi doesn’t just give you answers. It helps you understand why—by talking things through, drawing what matters and changing the explanation when it doesn’t click.

“Wait — let’s break that down.”

How supply and demand set a price

At equilibrium, the quantity buyers want matches the quantity sellers offer.

What happens if demand rises?

See it working

A whole session, start to finish.

01 — Ask

Ask Lumi anything.

Type it how you'd say it out loud, or drag in a PDF, a past paper or your own notes. Lumi reads them and starts from what's actually confusing you.

lumi — new session

I don’t get why integration is the opposite of differentiating.

PDF

Edexcel P2 — June 2023.pdf

Drop it in — Lumi reads the whole paper

↑ or a photo of your notes, or a lesson slide

Ask Lumi anything…
02 — Explore

Watch the explanation get drawn.

The whiteboard fills in as Lumi talks — curves, forces, cells, mind maps. Point at any part of it and ask what that bit means.

whiteboard — orbits

Why planets stay in orbit

It’s falling — it just keeps missing the ground.

gravity pulls in ↘velocity carries on →
same force as a dropped apple
03 — Understand

Change it until it clicks.

Simpler, an analogy, a diagram — or get quizzed on what you just covered so you find the gaps before the exam does.

check yourself

Still not clicking? Try it another way.

SimplerUse an analogyShow meQuiz me

Why doesn’t a satellite fall back to Earth?

It cancels the pull of gravity
It keeps missing the planet as it falls
There is no gravity that far out

Just ask.

No complicated prompts. No perfect questions. Tell Lumi what you’re struggling with, exactly how you’d tell a friend.

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I still don’t get integration.

Think of the curve as a journey. Integration adds every tiny distance travelled to find the whole trip.

∫ speed × time = total distance

Listening — ask naturally

See the answer.

Some things are easier to understand when you can see them. Lumi draws diagrams, maps ideas and makes invisible concepts visible.

A cell is a tiny system

membrane → cytoplasm → nucleus

Forces balance

↑ N □ ↓ mg

No acceleration when the forces are equal.

Area under a curve

∫ 2x dx = x² + C

Integration collects infinitely small pieces.

Show me another example from biology.

Bring your own resources.

Upload your notes, textbook, revision guide or PDF. Lumi turns your resources into an interactive learning session.

BIOLOGY_REVISION_GUIDE.PDF

42 pages · ready to explore

Enzymes lower activation energy

with enzyme → smaller energy barrier

Quiz me on this page

Your syllabus is only the beginning.

From A-Level physics to philosophy, investing, coding or the questions you’ve always been curious about—Lumi helps you explore it.

QUANTUM PHYSICS

two places at once?

THE BRAIN

why you forget

SPACE

falling, forever

AI · CODING · THE FUTURE

if (curious) goDeeper()

ECONOMICS

↗ demand

PHILOSOPHY

but why?

HISTORY

who wrote it down?

LANGUAGES

say it out loud

MUSIC THEORY

why that chord hurts

AND WHATEVER'S NEXT

politics · finance · biology · climate

If you don’t get it, change the explanation.

Lumi keeps teaching until it clicks—without making you feel behind.

01

Explain normally

start here

02

Make it simpler

fewer words

03

Give me an analogy

like what?

04

Show me

draw it

05

Quiz me

prove it stuck

Built for A-Level.

Understand the stuff your textbook can’t explain.

A-Level Maths

∫ f(x) dx

A-Level Physics

F = ma

A-Level Biology

DNA ⟷ cell

A-Level Chemistry

H—O—H

A-Level Economics

supply ↗

A-Level Psychology

brain ≠ mind

A-Level History

cause → effect

Computer Science

{ code }

Ask. Explore. Understand.

01

ASK

Tell Lumi what you want to understand.

02

EXPLORE

Talk, draw, question and experiment.

03

UNDERSTAND

Leave knowing why—not just what.

Ready to understand something new?

Ask Lumi anything.