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The AI that actually knows your syllabus.

Upload your textbook. Ask questions page by page. Get page-cited answers that cannot hallucinate beyond what you uploaded. Ask follow-up questions naturally. Generate quizzes on exactly what your course assigned. Pay under $1 a day — only during the days you actually study.

73%

of students say generic AI answers don't match their course material

better retention with active recall quizzes vs re-reading notes

under $1

per day — only pay on the days you actually study

Sound familiar?

You have 400 pages to cover before Thursday. Your exam will come strictly from your course textbook — but every AI you try keeps giving answers from the internet, not your book. Sometimes it cites the right concept but the wrong definition. Sometimes it invents a page reference that doesn't exist. You don't need an AI that knows everything — you need one that stays inside your syllabus and lets you ask follow-up questions without losing the thread.

The specific problems

  • 01Generic AI answers come from the internet — not from your textbook, not from your professor's slides, not from your specific course material. The AI is confidently answering from the wrong source.
  • 02Monthly AI subscriptions cost $20–$22 whether you're deep in exams or on semester break. You're paying for 30 days and using it 10.
  • 03Re-reading notes is the least effective study technique. Educational psychology has known for decades that active recall (self-testing) beats passive review by 2× for retention — but creating quizzes from your specific material takes time you don't have.
  • 04Follow-up questions don't work on most AI tools — every message starts from scratch. 'Explain that differently' produces a completely unrelated answer because the AI forgot what it just told you.
  • 05No mainstream AI tool is grounded in your specific uploaded material — they always pull from general training data that may conflict with your textbook's definitions, notation, or framing.

How LumiChats solves this

Built specifically for how students actually use AI.

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Study Mode — AI pinned to your document, with conversation memory

Upload any PDF — your textbook chapter, lecture slides, official study guide, or past exam paper. Set a page range. Every answer LumiChats gives is drawn exclusively from those pages, with the exact page number cited. Crucially, follow-up questions work: 'explain that with an example', 'how does this connect to what you just said', or 'go deeper on point 2' — the AI carries the last two exchanges into each new question, so your study session flows like a conversation with a tutor. Works for any university, any country, any textbook.

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Quiz Hub — active recall in 60 seconds, on exactly your pages

Active recall is the most evidence-backed study technique in cognitive psychology — students who self-test retain 50% more than those who re-read. Tell LumiChats which pages to quiz you on, pick easy / medium / hard, and get a full MCQ set aligned with your exact syllabus. Not a generic internet version of the topic — questions drawn from the actual pages you uploaded. If you exit a quiz early, the partial attempt is saved and labelled in your history so your score record stays accurate.

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40+ AI models — the right model for each subject

GPT-5 for mathematical problem-solving. Claude Sonnet 4.6 for essay writing and long-form answers. Gemini for research and current affairs. DeepSeek for coding assignments. All available on one day pass, switchable mid-session. You don't need four separate subscriptions — you need one platform that holds all of them.

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Pay under $1 a day — only on the days you actually study

Most students use AI intensively for 8–12 days per month around exams and deadlines. At ₹69 / under $1 / ~€0.85 / ~£0.75 per day, that's roughly $8–$12 a month during exam season — and nothing during breaks. Compare that to $20/month for ChatGPT Plus, charged whether you're studying or not. The math is simple: if you study with AI fewer than 20 days a month, LumiChats costs less. Most students use it fewer than 15 days.

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Structured revision notes after every study session

After a study session, ask LumiChats to generate revision notes from your conversation. Get a clean, structured summary of everything you just covered — headings, key points, formulas, definitions — ready to save and revisit before the exam. Share with classmates for group revision.

A typical session

From opening LumiChats to finished output.

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Upload your textbook PDF, lecture slides, or official study material

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Set the page range for today's study session (e.g. pages 45–80)

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Ask questions — get page-cited answers, then follow up naturally without losing context

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Run a Quiz Hub session on the same pages to test your recall

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Generate structured revision notes — save and share for group study

I had 400 pages of Organic Chemistry I hadn't touched. Study Mode let me go chapter by chapter. I asked it to quiz me on pages 34 to 67. It stayed exactly there — every answer had a page number. Then I asked 'how does this reaction mechanism connect to what you just explained?' and it actually remembered. Not a single hallucination from outside those pages. I finished the chapter in 3 hours instead of a full day.

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Common questions

Everything you need to know before getting started.

Can Study Mode work with any textbook — not just popular ones?

How does pricing work for students on a budget?

Do follow-up questions actually work in Study Mode?

Does LumiChats support competitive exam prep — JEE, NEET, SAT, A-Level, GRE, GMAT?

What happens if my PDF is very large — will Study Mode cover all of it?

Can I use LumiChats on mobile during commutes or between lectures?