For high school & college students

Study with an AIthat knows your class.

Lykke is an AI learning companion. Give it your notes, slides or Canvas courses, and it explains what you're stuck on, quizzes you before tests, makes study guides, and picks up right where you left off.

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  • Works with Canvas
  • Uses your own notes and files
  • Never submits your coursework

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  1. I don't get recursion 😩 explain it like my CS 111 slides
  2. From your Lecture 7 slides: a function that solves a problem by calling itself on a smaller piece of it, until it reaches a base case.Source: Lecture 7 · CS 111 slides

Understand it

Stuck on something? Get it explained from your own class.

Ask about anything you're studying. Lykke looks in your notes, your files and your Canvas courses first, explains it in plain words, and shows you which notes or files it used. Want to see it? Ask for a simulation you can play with, or a lesson with Luca, the video tutor Luminary.

Ask LykkeSample

How does osmosis work?

From your BIO 201 notes: water crosses the membrane toward the side with more solute. Here's a simulation to play with.

Source: BIO 201 notes · Osmosis

Simulation · OsmosisRunning

10% SOLUTE35% SOLUTE

Prepare for it

Practice for the test before it happens.

Say “quiz me on chapter 4” or “make flashcards for Friday.” Lykke writes the questions from your material, explains each answer, and turns any topic into a one-page study guide. Flashcards you save come back right before you'd forget them.

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Sample · Cell Biology

A cell has 10% solute inside and 35% solute outside. Where does water tend to move?

Keep going

Pick up right where you left off.

Your chats, everything Lykke made for you, and your place in each course are saved. Come back tomorrow and carry on the same conversation, or open your next lesson. With the Chrome extension, Lykke also knows what's due in Canvas this week.

Sample

  • Chat · RecursionYesterday
  • Up next · 3.2 The chain ruleCalculus I
  • Due Thu · Problem Set 3CS 111

Three steps

How it works

  1. Step 1: Bring your class

    Connect Canvas with the Lykke extension for Chrome, or add notes, slides, PDFs and links.

  2. Step 2: Ask for what you need

    An explanation, a quiz, flashcards, a study guide or a simulation — or a whole course built from your class.

  3. Step 3: Keep going

    Your chats, study materials and course progress stay saved, so the next session starts where this one ended.

Ways to study

Three ways to study with Lykke.

  • Ask Lykke

    Text it like a friend who's already taken the class.

    Ask a question, paste a problem or send a photo of your notes. Lykke answers from your own material first and makes what you ask for — a quiz, flashcards, a study guide, a mind map or a simulation — right in the chat.

    Sign in with Google and your message is waiting for you.

  • Lessons with Luca

    Luminary

    A video tutor who talks it through and draws as he goes.

    Luca teaches out loud from your course or your own notes, drawing each step on screen as he explains it. Interrupt any time with “wait, why?” and he answers before moving on.

  • Lykke for Canvas

    Study any Canvas page in one click.

    Add the Lykke extension to Chrome and your courses, assignments, files and deadlines come with you. On an assignment or page, press “Study this with Lykke” for a quiz, flashcards, a study guide or a simulation on exactly that page. It only reads Canvas; it never posts or submits anything.

For teachers

Teaching a class? Lykke builds your course too.

House rules

Your learning stays yours.

Lykke makes things you learn from. The learning, and the work you hand in, stay yours.

  • It never turns anything in for you

    No submitted assignments, quiz or exam answers, or discussion posts.

  • Canvas stays read-only

    Its Canvas connection only reads.

  • Nothing scheduled on its own

    It doesn't schedule anything on its own.

  • Everything is written down

    An activity log and a weekly receipt, counted from records.

Plans

Your assistant is free. Luminary puts it everywhere.

  • Scholar

    · Free

    Prep, the week plan, course building, notes, Drive, Google Calendar, practice, flashcards, Ask Lykke, the Canvas extension and the iPhone app.

  • Luminary

    · $12.99 a month, or $9.99 a month billed yearly

    Scheduled quizzes and reminders, 20,000 credits a month, and for college: Lykke in ChatGPT and Claude, Careers and Research. Your first 7 days are free, no card — monthly credits start when you subscribe.

The Video Tutor and Video Skimmer are part of paid Luminary, not the trial. During the trial you can build up to 3 new courses; Scholar has no build limit.

FAQ

Fair questions.

Will Lykke submit my homework?

No. It never submits coursework, enters quiz or exam answers, or posts to a discussion — its Canvas connection only reads. It makes things you learn from: prep questions, plans, courses and flashcards.

What does it do when I'm not using it?

It writes your morning prep at the time you pick, finishes the courses you asked it to build, sends the quizzes and reminders you scheduled, and keeps your flashcards on schedule. Canvas updates when you sync, or when you open Canvas in Chrome (at most every two days).

Does it read my Google Calendar?

Lykke reads your primary calendar to show your events in its calendar, and keeps a copy to do that. Its AI never receives them — plans come from your Canvas deadlines, notes and files. It can't change your calendar: a study block goes on it only when you save it in Google Calendar.

Can my teachers see what I do?

Your private notes and full chats are not shown to instructors. Whoever owns a course you read can see your name and email, how far you've read, how many questions you asked, and an AI summary of those questions — never the conversations themselves. Questions you ask about their course anywhere in Lykke are shown to them only after an AI rewrites them without your name or personal details, grouped with other students' questions, once at least three students have asked; they never see who asked. If you sync a Canvas course, its verified instructor can see the same kind of anonymized, grouped questions about that course, once at least five students have asked. If you opt in through MCP settings, they can also see an aggregate summary of course topics explored by at least three students through connected assistants, without individual requests or reasons.

Start with the class you're worried about.

Connect Canvas or add one set of notes, and ask your first question. Free for students.

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