Don't just hear it. See it worked out.
Litu is a visual-first tutor. Ask out loud, and it draws the idea on the board as it explains.
Some things only click once you can see them. So Litu sketches the diagram, circles the part that matters and zooms in on the detail, and it'll go over it as many times as you need, even at 2 AM.
Free to try in your browser. No download.
Three minutes is a whole lesson
One question, one idea, talked through and drawn out until it clicks. Ask again as many times as you need.
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Say what's confusing
Out loud, badly, half-finished, or just snap a photo of the question. Litu would rather hear the mess than a tidy question.
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Watch it come together
Every step lands on the board as Litu says it: drawn, labelled and circled. Then it checks you've got it with a quick question.
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Cut in anytime
Lost already? Say so, mid-sentence. Litu stops, listens, and picks up from the part that tripped you.
If it helps to see it, it goes on the board
Litu thinks in pictures first. Whatever the subject, it picks the visual that makes the idea land, then talks you through it.
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Diagrams that build as it talks
Forces, circuits, cells, graphs. Each piece appears as Litu mentions it, so you follow the idea one stroke at a time.
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Real photos, the part that matters circled
When a drawing isn't enough, Litu puts up a real photo and rings exactly what you're looking for.
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Zoom in on the detail
A magnifier pulls out the tiny bit that matters, like one power in a long formula.
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Start from your photo or your notes
Snap the question in your textbook or open a PDF of your notes. Litu redraws it in chalk and teaches from your own material.
Ask it what you'd ask a teacher
- Why does ice float?
- What does a derivative actually measure?
- Which forces act on a box on a ramp?
- Why can't you divide by zero?
- What's the difference between weather and climate?
- What does a plant cell look like inside?
- Why is the sky blue?
- How do I balance this equation?
- What is supply and demand, really?
- What makes a reaction go faster?
- How does compound interest grow?
- How does a lens bend light?
Questions about Litu
What is Litu?
Litu is a visual-first AI tutor that draws the idea on a chalkboard while it explains it out loud. You ask in your own words, by voice, photo or your own notes, and you can cut in whenever you're lost.
Is Litu free?
Yes. You can try Litu free as a guest, right in your browser, and a free account gives you more lesson time.
How do I pay for more lessons?
Once you're signed in, you can top up with pay-as-you-go credits in naira through Paystack, by card, bank transfer or USSD. There's no subscription, and credits don't expire.
Which subjects does Litu teach?
Maths, physics, chemistry, biology and economics, plus most school topics that are easier to understand with a picture.
Can Litu help me prepare for WAEC, NECO and JAMB?
Yes. Litu explains the topics on the WAEC, NECO and JAMB syllabuses step by step, and you can snap a past question to have it taught through on the board.
Does Litu just give me the answer?
No. Litu teaches you how to get there: it works the idea out one step at a time and asks you a quick question to check it clicked.
Do I need to download an app?
No. Litu runs in the browser on your phone or computer. For voice, allow the microphone when asked.
Can I use a photo of my textbook or my own notes?
Yes. Snap a question from your textbook or open a PDF of your notes, and Litu redraws it in chalk and teaches from your own material.
Ready when you are
Make a free account for more lesson time, or jump straight into a lesson as a guest.