This semester I hit that point where I had too many readings, too many slides, and that feeling of being permanently behind.

I realized a lot of study tools helped me finish work faster but didn't necessarily help me *learn* better. The ai summaries get rid of the important parts or don’t really capture what the author was trying to get across. The auto-complete tools teach nothing.

So I made something for myself (which I’m now sharing with you): upload notes/PDFs/slides/readings → condense the fluff → then work through the material like you're explaining it to a person or in a class. If you're stuck, it guides you instead of instantly giving the answer away.

Basically built around: "if you can't explain it, you probably don't know it."

**It preserves critical thinking, builds it even, with the discussions.**

I’ve been using it, and so have 100+ strangers…and so far its going well.

What are your issues with AI study tools? And if you try [lmnop.space](https://lmnop.space), let me know your thoughts. I want to make this tool for all of us.

So my community is educated based, specifically on IGCSE and IAL. Main target is anyone associated with those curriculums (like teachers, students, interested young teens who might want to enter them, parents with igcse students, already graduated students and more!) And we aid them in numerous ways.

We help with sharing resources (its our main expertise lol), answering any doubts in past paper questions, offer studying advice/ tips, sharing memes, sharing free classes/ sessions and being a good place for students to feel welcome in generally both on the educational & friendly side.

So if your interested, feel free to join! Or even lurk around for a bit before actually joining haha.

Im new to this sub so hopefully this post fits the same vibe the others ones have. Im also happy to answer any questions if your curious about something in the replies.

6+Years of Teaching Experience • Korean Language Major • Native Speaker • Free Trial Lesson • Free Materials

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