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Learn the thing no one has made a course about
Your goal is too specific for a catalogue — a niche exam, an internal tool, one paper you need to understand. Say it and start.
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Tell Lumina what you want to learn. Get a course with clear lessons and interactive practice built around your goal.
Type what you want to learn, or pick one below
Solve problems, order steps, label diagrams and work through decisions.
Explore charts, timelines, code traces, graphs, simulations and decision scorecards.
Keep the lesson beside your conversation. Highlight a passage for help, ask a follow-up and keep your notes in the same workspace.
Use flashcards and lesson notes to revisit ideas after your first pass.
Pick a step to see the screen it produces. The answers you give below actually change the outline.
Every lesson has the same five parts. You can't scroll past the check — it has to be answered before the next lesson opens.
Long enough to teach one idea properly, written for the level you said you were at.
A diagram or chart only where the words are doing badly. No decorative illustration.
Code that runs, a figure you label, a call you have to keep alive. Chosen by subject, not by what's cheap to grade.
One question that has to be answered before the next lesson unlocks. Wrong answers get told why.
It has this lesson, your answers and your uploaded material open. No re-explaining yourself.
Each layer's gradient is a product of the ones above it. Multiply enough numbers below one together and you approach zero — which is why a deep sigmoid network stops learning at the bottom long before it stops learning at the top.
From a quick recall question to a case that unfolds with your decisions. Explore the formats Lumina can bring into a lesson.
5 formats to explore
Read a program and reason about its output. Editing and execution are available when the course’s code sandbox is enabled.
Build the answer line by line; each line is marked.
Put the steps in the right order against a constraint.
Find what is wrong in a passage and name the issue.
Type formulas into cells; the formula is marked, not the number.
Your course uses formats that fit its subject and learning goals. Available activities and AI help can vary by course and plan.
No re-explaining your context in a fresh chat. The tutor has the lesson, your answers, the exercise you just got wrong, and any material you uploaded — and it points back at the lesson rather than inventing a new one.
Name the exam. Lumina maps its topics, gives you a 20-question diagnostic, shows your score topic by topic, builds a short course on your weakest topic and times practice exams.
Practice questions written by Lumina, not real exam questions. Not affiliated with any exam organisation.
Drop in the lecture PDF, the internal handbook or the spreadsheet. Lumina reads it once and builds the lessons around what's actually in it — and the course shows which file it was built from.
A chat window is excellent at answering the question in front of it. It isn't a course, and after three weeks you have a scrollback instead of a skill.
Not a completion badge for scrolling to the bottom. It records the modules you finished, the exercises you passed and the date — with a verification link anyone can check.
Your goal is too specific for a catalogue — a niche exam, an internal tool, one paper you need to understand. Say it and start.
Build a courseUpload the internal material, generate role-specific courses, and hand them out with the invite.
Ask for a quoteLumina writes the first pass of an academy course. You rewrite the parts only you could teach and keep the structure.
For creatorsSet the goal, build the course in your academy, invite the class and follow each learner's progress. Learners never see a card.
Talk to usPro adds a monthly credit allowance and any course size.
Enough to see whether a Lumina course actually works for you.
Pro pricing isn't available yet. Check back soon.
It's judged on whether you can do the thing at the end. Every lesson ends in a check you can't skip. Where the subject can be practised, an exercise matched to it — code that runs, a figure you label, a call you have to keep alive. If a module misses, regenerate just that module.
No card to start. If the outline isn't right, regenerate a module or edit it yourself — it's your course either way.
Tell Lumina what you want to learn. Get a course with clear lessons and interactive practice built around your goal.
Type what you want to learn, or pick one below
Solve problems, order steps, label diagrams and work through decisions.
Explore charts, timelines, code traces, graphs, simulations and decision scorecards.
Keep the lesson beside your conversation. Highlight a passage for help, ask a follow-up and keep your notes in the same workspace.
Use flashcards and lesson notes to revisit ideas after your first pass.
Pick a step to see the screen it produces. The answers you give below actually change the outline.
Every lesson has the same five parts. You can't scroll past the check — it has to be answered before the next lesson opens.
Long enough to teach one idea properly, written for the level you said you were at.
A diagram or chart only where the words are doing badly. No decorative illustration.
Code that runs, a figure you label, a call you have to keep alive. Chosen by subject, not by what's cheap to grade.
One question that has to be answered before the next lesson unlocks. Wrong answers get told why.
It has this lesson, your answers and your uploaded material open. No re-explaining yourself.
Each layer's gradient is a product of the ones above it. Multiply enough numbers below one together and you approach zero — which is why a deep sigmoid network stops learning at the bottom long before it stops learning at the top.
From a quick recall question to a case that unfolds with your decisions. Explore the formats Lumina can bring into a lesson.
5 formats to explore
Read a program and reason about its output. Editing and execution are available when the course’s code sandbox is enabled.
Build the answer line by line; each line is marked.
Put the steps in the right order against a constraint.
Find what is wrong in a passage and name the issue.
Type formulas into cells; the formula is marked, not the number.
Your course uses formats that fit its subject and learning goals. Available activities and AI help can vary by course and plan.
No re-explaining your context in a fresh chat. The tutor has the lesson, your answers, the exercise you just got wrong, and any material you uploaded — and it points back at the lesson rather than inventing a new one.
Name the exam. Lumina maps its topics, gives you a 20-question diagnostic, shows your score topic by topic, builds a short course on your weakest topic and times practice exams.
Practice questions written by Lumina, not real exam questions. Not affiliated with any exam organisation.
Drop in the lecture PDF, the internal handbook or the spreadsheet. Lumina reads it once and builds the lessons around what's actually in it — and the course shows which file it was built from.
A chat window is excellent at answering the question in front of it. It isn't a course, and after three weeks you have a scrollback instead of a skill.
Not a completion badge for scrolling to the bottom. It records the modules you finished, the exercises you passed and the date — with a verification link anyone can check.
Your goal is too specific for a catalogue — a niche exam, an internal tool, one paper you need to understand. Say it and start.
Build a courseUpload the internal material, generate role-specific courses, and hand them out with the invite.
Ask for a quoteLumina writes the first pass of an academy course. You rewrite the parts only you could teach and keep the structure.
For creatorsSet the goal, build the course in your academy, invite the class and follow each learner's progress. Learners never see a card.
Talk to usPro adds a monthly credit allowance and any course size.
Enough to see whether a Lumina course actually works for you.
Pro pricing isn't available yet. Check back soon.
It's judged on whether you can do the thing at the end. Every lesson ends in a check you can't skip. Where the subject can be practised, an exercise matched to it — code that runs, a figure you label, a call you have to keep alive. If a module misses, regenerate just that module.
No card to start. If the outline isn't right, regenerate a module or edit it yourself — it's your course either way.