For students

You don't need to be “good at learning.”

Lumi is built for the bit of studying nobody talks about — the moment where you've read the page three times and still don't get it.

When students reach for it

Four moments Lumi was made for.

  1. 22:41

    The night before a test

    You've got one evening and four topics.

    Upload the topic list and Lumi works out what you keep avoiding. You get quizzed on that, not on the three things you already know cold.

    start with the worst one

  2. Q4b

    Halfway through a past paper

    The mark scheme says it. It doesn't say why.

    Ask why that step earns the mark. Lumi works back through the reasoning until the shape of the question is obvious, then hands you a similar one.

    why that step?

  3. When the lesson moved too fast

    Rewind as many times as you need.

    Nobody is waiting on you and nobody is watching. Slow the whole thing down, go back three steps, ask the question you didn't want to ask in class.

    again, slower

  4. Writing up coursework

    Find the hole before your teacher does.

    Talk your argument through out loud. Lumi pushes back where the logic thins out, so the draft you hand in is the third version, not the first.

    say it out loud

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

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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

Ready to understand something new?

Ask Lumi anything.