How it works

Ask. Explore. Understand.

A session with Lumi looks less like searching and more like sitting next to someone who's genuinely good at explaining things.

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Drawn liveOn the board
8 coursesAQA & Edexcel, reviewed

Tell Lumi what's not landing

No prompt engineering. “I don't get integration” is a perfectly good place to start — or attach the paper, the photo or the YouTube link it lives in, and Lumi starts from that.

Watch it get drawn

Lumi talks back, and the board fills in as it speaks: a curve, a force diagram, the working written line by line. You can point at any part and ask about it.

Change the explanation

Still fuzzy? Ask for it simpler, as an analogy, or as a picture. Lumi keeps going until something clicks, without ever making you feel behind. Pause actually pauses — the tutor and the meter both stop.

Prove you've got it

Ask for a quiz and the questions land on the board — Lumi sees which answer you picked and goes back over the ones you missed. It can also set homework and mark it with a real mark.

Just ask.

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

Talk to Lumi

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

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

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

Explain normally
start here
Make it simpler
fewer words
Give me an analogy
like what?
Show me
draw it
Quiz me
prove it stuck