One AI study workspace for everything you learn.
LRND is an AI study workspace for students. Add your lectures, PDFs, slides, recordings, notes, videos and links, then organise everything by module.
Ask questions with a cited AI tutor and turn your own course materials into revision notes, flashcards, quizzes, mind maps, study plans and mock exams.
Instead of starting again every time you study, build a learning system that grows with you throughout your course.
Free to start. Study from your own learning materials.
Organised by module
Answers linked to sources
Active-revision tools
Your learning in one workspace
See how LRND turns one module into a complete study system.
See the complete module journey: organise course materials, ask a cited AI tutor, and turn the same sources into revision notes, flashcards, quizzes, mind maps and mock exams.
From your first lecture to your final exam, everything remains connected.
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- LRND brings every subject into one AI study workspace. Start from the dashboard, return to recent modules, or add a new source in a few clicks.
- Inside each module, course materials stay organised together. Add PDFs, slides, notes, recordings, links, and videos to build one reliable source of context.
- Ask the AI tutor questions across those materials. Every answer includes citations, so you can check the original source and keep learning in context.
- Turn the same module into structured revision notes, with key facts, exam prompts, definitions, and memorable explanations ready when you return.
- Generate flashcards for active recall and spaced review. Think first, reveal the answer, rate your confidence, and continue through the deck.
- Test understanding with quizzes created from your own course. Questions, difficulty, progress, and source references stay connected to the module.
- Explore complex ideas visually with mind maps that organise concepts into expandable branches, helping you see relationships and identify gaps.
- Prepare under realistic conditions with timed mock exams, structured sections, marks, model answers, and marking schemes grounded in the same materials.
- Everything you create is saved in My Revision. Return later, open any resource, add new material, and keep building a study system that grows with you.
Your course materials are scattered. Your learning does not have to be.
A lecture recording in one platform. Slides in another. PDFs in a downloads folder. Notes across different apps. Flashcards created just before an exam.
Most students do not lack information. They lack a simple system for turning that information into knowledge they can find, understand and remember.
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Too many places to search
Important explanations are divided between lecture recordings, learning platforms, documents, browser tabs and notebooks.
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AI without enough context
A general AI chatbot may answer a question, but it does not automatically understand your course, your lecturer's material or the structure of your module.
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Revision that keeps restarting
Notes, summaries, quizzes and flashcards are often created as separate outputs. They are not always connected to the wider subject you are studying.
LRND brings your materials, AI support and revision into one connected workspace.
Organise your learning by module, not by file.
Most study tools begin with a single document, chat or flashcard deck. LRND begins with the subject you are learning.
Create a module for each course, unit, examination or research project. Add every relevant lecture, reading, recording, slide deck and note to that module.
Your AI conversations, revision notes, flashcards, quizzes, mind maps and mock exams are then built from the same organised collection of material. This means your learning does not disappear into separate chats or one-off outputs. You can return days, weeks or months later and continue from the same knowledge base.
One place for every subject
Keep related materials together instead of searching across separate folders and applications.
One shared source of context
Your AI tutor and study tools work from the content stored inside the module.
One connected revision journey
Move from understanding a concept to testing yourself without transferring content between different tools.
A workspace that grows with you
Add new lectures and resources as your course develops. Your module becomes more useful over time.
Learn about student knowledge management
Where learning becomes knowledge.
From lecture content to lasting knowledge.
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Add your materials
Upload PDFs, slides, notes, documents, lecture recordings and videos. Paste a YouTube video or useful web link directly into your workspace. Start with one lecture or add the materials for an entire module.
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Organise everything by module
Create a workspace for each subject, course, examination or project. LRND keeps the sources, conversations and generated study resources connected to the correct module.
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Ask and understand
Ask questions in your own words and explore explanations based on the materials you have added. Open the supporting citation to review the relevant page, slide or timestamp.
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Create and practise
Generate revision notes, flashcards, quizzes, mock exams, mind maps, glossaries and study plans from your module. Use these resources to retrieve and apply information rather than only reading it again.
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Return and build
Reopen the module whenever you need it. Add new materials, revisit difficult topics and prepare for assessments without rebuilding your study environment.
Explore the tools behind these steps:
Ask questions ·Revision notes ·Flashcards ·Quizzes ·Prepare for assessmentsFind it. Understand it. Remember it. Use it.
Find what you need
Search across lectures, readings, recordings and notes without reopening every file. Find a concept within the context of the module where you learned it.
Organise your course knowledgeUnderstand difficult concepts
Ask your AI tutor to explain ideas from your own material. Review the citation, return to the original source and continue asking questions without losing the context of the subject.
Explore the cited AI tutorRemember what you study
Turn course content into flashcards, quizzes and retrieval-practice activities. Test what you can recall, identify knowledge gaps and spend more time on the topics that need attention.
Learn how active recall worksPrepare for assessments
Create revision notes, study plans, practice questions and timed mock exams from the material covered in your course. Move from reviewing information to practising how you will retrieve and apply it.
Prepare for your next examThe tools you need to study, connected to the same material.
The important difference is not simply how many resources LRND can generate. It is that your notes, AI tutor, flashcards, quizzes and exam practice remain connected to the module you are learning.
Cited AI Tutor
Ask questions across your course materials and review the page, slide or timestamp behind the answer.
Meet your AI tutor
Revision Notes
Turn lectures, recordings, PDFs and slides into structured notes organised around the main topics in your material.
Create revision notes
Flashcards
Generate flashcards from your own lectures and readings, and use spaced review to keep practising what you are at risk of forgetting.
Generate flashcards
Quizzes
Test your understanding using questions created from the material in your module, and recognise weak areas before an assessment.
Create a quiz
Mock Exams
Build timed practice exams from the content you are expected to learn and practise under conditions closer to the real assessment.
Prepare for an exam
Mind Maps and Study Resources
Create mind maps, glossaries, concept explanations, summaries and study plans from the same module.
Explore all featuresStudy actively, not just repeatedly.
Re-reading notes can make information feel familiar. But recognising a sentence on a page is not the same as being able to retrieve and use the idea independently. LRND helps you turn course materials into active study activities — asking questions, recalling information before checking the answer, revisiting important ideas over time, and practising concepts before an assessment.
Active Recall
Bring information to mind instead of only reading or highlighting it again.
What is active recall?Spaced Repetition
Return to information across several sessions instead of relying on one long period of revision.
Explore spaced repetitionRetrieval Practice
Strengthen access to knowledge by practising questions, quizzes and low-stakes testing.
Understand retrieval practiceThe Forgetting Curve
Understand why recently learned information becomes harder to retrieve when it is not revisited.
Explore the forgetting curveLong-Term Retention
Build study habits that support knowledge beyond the next assignment or examination.
Learn about long-term retentionWhy Re-reading Does Not Work
Learn why passive review often creates familiarity without reliable recall.
Discover a better alternative to re-readingAsk AI. See where the answer came from.
AI can help you work through large amounts of course content, but you still need to know whether an answer reflects the material you are expected to learn. LRND works from the sources stored in your module. When you ask a question, citations help you return to the relevant page, slide or timestamp — so you can check the original material, understand the context and decide how to use the answer.
Based on your module
The tutor works from the lectures, documents, notes and recordings you have added.
Sources you can review
Follow the citation behind an answer instead of relying on an unexplained response.
Subjects remain separate
Keep materials organised by module so that unrelated courses and topics do not become mixed together.
Built to support learning
Use AI to find, explain and practise information while continuing to engage with the original course material.
Built for the way students actually study.
Different subjects require different kinds of understanding, organisation and practice. LRND provides one study system while allowing every module to reflect the subject, assessment and learning materials involved.
Medical Students
Organise lectures, clinical material, readings and terminology. Create recall questions and case-based revision resources from the same module.
Medical StudentsLaw Students
Keep cases, statutes, lecture notes and readings together. Retrieve legal principles and practise applying them to problem questions.
Law StudentsEngineering Students
Organise technical notes, problem sets, lecture slides and worked examples. Create practice questions grounded in the methods covered by the course.
Engineering StudentsBusiness Students
Connect theories, frameworks, cases, readings and assessment material within one structured workspace.
Business StudentsNursing Students
Review clinical concepts, procedures, terminology and course resources using structured notes and active-recall practice.
Nursing StudentsComputer Science Students
Bring together technical notes, lecture material, documentation and explanations across programming and computing modules.
Computer Science StudentsMore than an AI chatbot. More than a study generator.
Some tools help you ask questions about one document. Others create a summary, quiz or flashcard deck. LRND connects these activities inside a continuing module-based study workspace.
More than a chat
Your questions remain connected to the course materials and module you are studying.
More than a one-off output
The original sources remain available after the notes, quiz or flashcards have been generated.
More than a flashcard tool
Move between understanding, active recall, revision and assessment preparation inside the same learning environment.
One connected system
Build knowledge across an entire subject rather than creating another disconnected study session every time you upload a file.
Want to bring LRND to your students?
LRND also works with universities, academies, educators and learning providers.
Institutions can turn existing lectures, PDFs, recordings, slides and reading materials into structured, source-grounded learning environments.
Students gain one place to search, understand, revise and practise. Institutional teams gain greater control over content, AI behaviour, implementation and the student learning experience.
Frequently asked questions about LRND
LRND is an AI study workspace for students. It organises lectures, PDFs, slides, recordings, notes, videos and links into modules. Students can ask questions with a cited AI tutor and create revision notes, flashcards, quizzes, mind maps, study plans and mock exams from the same learning materials.
A general chatbot usually begins with a new conversation. LRND begins with an organised module containing the materials you are studying. The AI tutor and generated study resources remain connected to that module, helping you build a continuing study system rather than a collection of separate chats.
A module is a workspace for a subject, course, examination, project or research topic. It contains the sources you add, your AI conversations and the study resources created from those sources.
Students can add materials such as PDFs, presentation slides, notes, documents, lecture recordings, videos, YouTube links and web pages. The upload screen always shows the current list of supported formats.
The LRND AI tutor links answers back to supporting material inside the module, such as a document page, slide or recording timestamp. Students should review the cited source and use their own academic judgement when working with AI-generated information.
LRND can create resources including revision notes, flashcards, quizzes, summaries, mind maps, glossaries, concept explanations, study plans and mock exams.
Yes. Create a module for the subject, upload the relevant course content and use LRND to build a revision plan, practise active recall and generate quizzes or timed mock exams.
Yes. Create a separate module for each subject so that its sources, conversations and revision resources remain organised.
LRND is free to start. See the pricing page for the current plans, usage limits and included features.
No. LRND helps students organise materials and turn them into practical learning activities. Students still need to review sources, think critically, practise recall and complete their own academic work.
Build a study system that grows with you.
Bring your lectures, notes, readings and recordings together. Find what you need. Understand difficult concepts. Practise active recall. Prepare for assessments. Return whenever you need what you have learned.
Learning that stays with you.
Create your first module and turn your own course materials into a connected AI study workspace.