Students
Focus QLumis on a folder of lecture slides, PDFs, readings, and notes — one week or the whole term — then ask it to teach, quiz, or build a study guide before the midterm. “Focus on my Scientific Visualization folder and quiz me on Week 7.”
Study companion
Point QLumis at a folder in OneDrive or Google Drive and learn from your own PDFs, slides, notes, documents, spreadsheets, and images — by voice or typing.
Study for a class or a work presentation from material you already have — while you commute, walk, jog, cook, or prep between meetings.
Read-only drive access. Encrypted at rest. QLumis can read your files, but never changes or deletes them.

How it works
Connect OneDrive or Google Drive with read-only access. QLumis can read the files you choose — and nothing else.
Point Lumi at a class folder, work folder, certification folder, project folder, or presentation folder. One folder is enough.
Say or type “walk me through this,” “quiz me,” “explain the hard parts,” or “make a study guide.”
Study while driving, walking, jogging, commuting, cooking, or preparing away from your desk — by voice, hands-free, or by typing.
Hands-free learning
QLumis works in voice conversation mode, so you can turn otherwise unused time into learning time. Ask Lumi to teach from your own files while you commute, jog, walk, ride the bus or train, or prepare between meetings.
QLumis is a web app and needs an internet connection — it works great in your phone’s browser, including hands-free voice.
Study guides
Ask QLumis to consolidate a folder into a downloadable PDF or Word study guide — for a class, a certification, a project briefing, or a work presentation.
Study guides are generated from the files and folders you select. Very large folders or very large files may be summarized in stages.
Not a search box
When QLumis is focused on your study material, it teaches like a tutor, not a search box — one concept at a time, plain-English intuition first, a memorable anchor, then a question to check you’ve got it, adapting to what you do and don’t understand.
One concept at a time
Lumi paces the material instead of dumping everything at once.
Plain-English explanations
Intuition first, then the detail — grounded in your own files.
Back-and-forth questions
Lumi checks your understanding and adapts to your answers.
Quizzes from your material
Practice against your own slides, notes, and PDFs — not the generic web.
Study guides from whole folders
Consolidate a folder into a downloadable PDF or Word guide.
Voice or typing
Learn hands-free on the move, or at your desk by typing.
Focus QLumis on a folder of lecture slides, PDFs, readings, and notes — one week or the whole term — then ask it to teach, quiz, or build a study guide before the midterm. “Focus on my Scientific Visualization folder and quiz me on Week 7.”
Learn while driving, walking, jogging, or riding the bus or train. Lumi walks through your own files conversationally, one concept at a time. “Teach me this folder while I drive. Stop after each concept and ask me a question.”
Point Lumi at a project folder, sales deck, briefing packet, or client presentation and have it explain the concepts and quiz you before the meeting. “Focus on my Salesforce AI presentation folder and teach me the core ideas before tomorrow.”
Focus the files you plan to present, practice your explanation out loud, and ask Lumi what you missed from the source material. “Listen to my outline and tell me what I left out of the PDFs.”
Turn certification guides, notes, and practice documents into a tutor — a structured plan, quizzes, weak-point review, and summary guides. “Make a study guide from this folder, then quiz me on the hardest concepts.”
Turn school materials into a guided tutoring conversation — you choose which folders and files. “Explain this folder at a high-school level and ask one question after each section.”
Courses, books, research, technical manuals, or hobby material — if it’s in a supported drive and readable, Lumi can help you understand it.
Bring your own material
Google Drive and OneDrive are supported with read-only access — not every cloud service. QLumis reads supported, readable files; very large, scanned, or image-heavy files may have limits. Google Drive access for some users may show Google’s “unverified app” notice while security verification is pending — OneDrive is also supported.
Privacy & trust
Memory content is encrypted at rest using QLumis-managed secrets.
Voice and likeness profiles beyond your own require explicit consent or authority.
Your conversations and memories are not sold or used to target ads.
You can delete your memories, voice, and likeness data from the app at any time.
Companions identify themselves as QLumis. The product is not designed for impersonation.
QLumis accounts are for adults. Use in care settings is governed by consent.
QLumis is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, or replace professional medical care. QLumis is not an emergency response system; in an emergency, call 911 or your local emergency services.
Private by design
QLumis uses read-only access to connected drives. It can find and read the files you choose as context, but it cannot edit, move, delete, or reorganize them. Your material is encrypted at rest and scoped to your account.
FAQ
Google Drive and Microsoft OneDrive are supported, with read-only access.
No. QLumis uses read-only access. It can read selected files for context, but it cannot edit, move, delete, or reorganize them.
QLumis can work with PDFs, Word documents, PowerPoint slide text, Excel spreadsheets, text files, and images with readable text.
Yes. QLumis supports voice conversation mode, so you can ask Lumi to explain, quiz, summarize, and walk through your material hands-free.
Yes. Ask QLumis to create a study guide from a folder or selected materials. Study guides can be downloaded as a PDF or Word document.
No. QLumis needs an internet connection. It’s a web app that works well in a mobile browser, including hands-free voice.
No. Very large, scanned, image-heavy, or unsupported files may have limits. QLumis works best with readable files and clear source material.
No. QLumis focuses on the files and folders you select, so the discussion is grounded in your own material — not generic web answers.
Begin
Connect OneDrive or Google Drive, focus Lumi on a folder of your own material, and start learning by voice or typing.