Lumedy listens while you ask
Hold the keys, talk like you would to a friend, let go. No prompt writing.
Lumedy sits over your slides and problem sets, gives a hint first, and answers only when you ask.
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Hold ⌥ Space and ask about whatever is on your screen.
Hold the keys, talk like you would to a friend, let go. No prompt writing.
It points at the exact step on your page and talks it through, the way a friend would over your shoulder.
Lumedy keeps track of what you are studying and what your lecturer already taught, so answers fit your class, not a textbook from somewhere else.
why doesn't the sideways speed change?
same reason as the sliding puck in lecture 4: nothing pushes sideways, so it stays constant.
Graphs and 3D models appear next to the explanation, so a hard idea becomes something you can look at and turn around.
here is the path. the top is where it stops rising. turn the model to see it from the side.
Lumedy already sees your screen. No screenshot, no pasting into a chatbot, no waiting.
3x = 11 - 2, so x = 3. i can see the problem on your screen, nothing to paste.
Made for the courses you are actually taking
Short answers to what students ask first.
No. It starts with a hint and goes bigger only when you ask. The full answer comes last.
Yes. It keeps track of your course, the topic you are on and what has already been taught, so answers fit your class.
Yes. When something is hard to picture, Lumedy draws the graph or builds a 3D model next to its explanation.
Hold Alt+Space (⌥ Space on Mac), speak, then let go.
Whatever is on your screen when you ask: slides, PDFs, problem sets, code. You never paste a screenshot into a chatbot.
Mac and Windows. On Mac it asks once for Screen Recording and Microphone access.
If an exam looks open, Lumedy holds off and offers to go over it with you afterwards.
Type a derivative and see how Lumedy nudges instead of telling.
Problem set 5
1. Differentiate f(x) = sin(2x)
your turn. type a derivative and press check.