
Snap your notes
A handwritten or printed page is enough. Lumi finds the key facts and writes its questions. Photos stay free.
How to make flashcardsThe study companion that forgets with you
Lumi is a study app for iPhone. You teach it your notes as text, a photo, a PDF or by voice. It forgets over time like a real brain, then quizzes you right before you forget too.
On iPhone. Free to start, no ads.
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A study card, a fill in the blank question. Answer right and Lumi lights up again. Everything happens in your browser, no account.
History · teach this card to Lumi
In 1066 William of Normandy won the Battle of Hastings. The Magna Carta was sealed by King John in 1215. The Black Death reached England in 1348. Henry VIII broke with Rome through the Act of Supremacy in 1534.
Lumi’s question
In _____ William of Normandy won the Battle of Hastings.
Pick the missing word


Answer right to light Lumi up
Its lamp fades when a fact slips away.
You teach, Lumi forgets, then it comes back at the right moment.
Lumi’s methods are the best rated by the research, with figures and sources to back them up.
Study
of the ideas in a text remembered one week later by students who read it once, then tested themselves three times
for students who reread the same text four times
52% vs 14%
forgotten within a week, rereading versus self testing
The trap, rereaders felt the most confident. They forgot 52% within a week, against 14% for those who tested themselves.
Savings when relearning, as a percentage of the original learning time
Review of ten techniques
2 of 10
Of ten study techniques, only two earned a high utility rating, practice testing and spacing. Rereading and highlighting were rated low.
Dunlosky et al., Psychological Science in the Public Interest, 2013.Free to start. Pro for your whole programme.

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Short answers, before you start.
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