Learning Clarity Study Platform FAQ: your questions answered

LearningClarity is an AI-powered study platform for the web, iPhone and Android. It turns any topic you describe, or your own notes and PDFs, into step-by-step lessons, quizzes, timed exams, podcasts and spoken tutoring, and can end with a certificate anyone can verify.

Individual learners, students preparing for exams, parents helping a child, teachers, and teams training staff. Explanations and questions are pitched at the learner’s age, which is taken from the date of birth given at sign-up.

Sign up on the web, the iPhone app or the Android app with your Google, Microsoft or Apple account, or with an email and password. During onboarding you add your date of birth and choose your language. Quick start guide.

Yes. Every new account gets one week of free use with a fair usage allowance, so you can try the platform before choosing a plan.

Choose Describe Topic, type what you want to learn, and LearningClarity builds a roadmap of subtopics in seconds. Then open the first subtopic in Explain Mode. Describing a topic is also the cheapest way to start.

Explain, Quiz and Exam do different jobs. Explain Mode builds understanding, Quiz Mode checks it with low pressure, and Exam Mode measures it formally. Most people go Explain, then Quiz, then Exam for each subtopic, but you can enter any mode directly. Which mode, and where to start.

A chatbot answers one question at a time. LearningClarity turns a subject into a structured roadmap, teaches it in short sections with knowledge checks, quizzes and examines you on it, tracks your progress and mastery, and can award a verifiable certificate. Choosing an AI study tool.

Describe Topic builds a topic from a sentence or a few paragraphs (up to 5,000 characters) about what you want to learn. Upload Resources builds it from your own files, so explanations, quizzes and exams follow exactly what your course or employer requires.

Be specific and add your goal or level. “Supervised learning algorithms for classification, for a data analyst exam” gives a sharper roadmap than “Machine learning”. Creating your first topic.

PDF files up to 40 MB each, images in PNG, JPG or JPEG up to 10 MB each (at most 7 per upload) and plain text .txt files up to 5 MB, with up to 50 MB in one upload. Several files in one upload are read together as one body of material. Studying from your own notes.

Not directly. Export them to PDF first and they upload normally.

No. Audio and video files, including lecture recordings, and YouTube links aren’t supported as sources. Use the slides, notes or a transcript as a PDF or text file instead.

The most common causes are a scanned PDF without a text layer (if you can’t select the text, the app can’t read it), a password-protected PDF, or a file over the size limit. Unlock the file, use a text-based version, or split large material into smaller topics.

Yes. Technical topics get worked examples, diagrams and callouts, and maths problem sets can be uploaded as PDFs or images so the questions follow your problem type. Export documentation sites to PDF; repositories and website links can’t be read directly. Code and technical material.

Yes. After the roadmap is created you pick the subtopics you want to learn, and completion is tracked for each one.

Explain Mode is an interactive AI tutor. It teaches a subtopic one short section at a time, and you select Next when you’re ready to continue. Sections can include charts, callouts and worked examples. Explain Mode.

Simplify rephrases the current section in simpler words. Explain Further adds detail, examples and analogies. Neither moves you forward, so you never lose your place. You can also ask your own question about a section or ask for an example.

In Explain Mode, Visualize generates a clean, labelled diagram of the current concept, with labels in the topic’s language. Visual learning with AI diagrams.

Short multiple-choice questions inside Explain Mode that make sure you understood a section before moving on. You get feedback on every answer, and Retry lets you try again.

Yes. Resume takes you back to exactly where you stopped, on any device you sign in on.

Low-pressure practice. You choose the subtopics and question types (multiple choice, true/false, open-ended and fill in the blank), answer, and get feedback straight away. You can ask why an answer is correct or incorrect. Quiz Mode.

Guessing hides what you don’t know. Choosing I don’t know records an honest answer, shows you the right one and gives a more accurate picture of your mastery. Your results show correct, incorrect and “I don’t know” answers separately.

A formal assessment on a topic, a whole course or a learning plan. You choose the subtopics, question types, difficulty (Medium, Hard or a mix), the number of questions and whether it’s timed. Answers are only marked when you submit. Exam Mode.

Your score, a pass or fail at 70%, a full question review with feedback, an AI summary of your strengths and the areas to revisit, and your mastery level.

The AI reads what you actually wrote and marks it for accuracy and completeness, in the topic’s language. You see the feedback in the question review.

Yes. Listen reads the current Explain Mode section aloud, which helps auditory learners and lets you study away from the screen. Replaying a section you’ve already listened to is free. Read it aloud.

Yes. Any topic or subtopic can become an AI podcast episode: a two-voice conversation between a host and an expert guest about your material. Turn any topic into a podcast.

You choose from preset lengths: up to 10 minutes for a subtopic and up to 30 minutes for a whole topic. Episodes are made in the background, and an “AI job complete” notification tells you when one is ready. Podcast episodes.

Yes, as MP3 files. The player also has speed control and keeps playing while you move around the app.

Episodes follow the topic’s language. Voices are optimised for English, so other languages, including Arabic, may carry a slight accent.

A live voice tutor for the material you’re studying. You speak or type, the tutor always answers aloud, and you can keep a transcript. It replies in the topic’s language and works on every platform: the web app, iPhone and Android. Studying out loud.

By conversation length, so it only uses your allowance for the time you actually talk.

A structured sequence of related topics. Describe what you want to learn and LearningClarity generates the course and its topics, and can suggest the best order to study them. AI course creation.

A full curriculum of several courses towards a bigger goal, such as “Prepare for a career in data analysis”. The structure is Learning Plan > Course > Topic > Subtopic. Learning plans.

Yes. Create a course, add your existing topics and drag them into order, or let the AI suggest a prerequisites-first order. A topic belongs to one course at a time. Courses and learning paths.

Yes. A course exam covers its topics and a plan exam covers its courses, with the same settings as a topic exam. Results are saved in your exam history.

Yes. Share any topic, course or plan you created with another LearningClarity user by email. They preview it and accept or decline. On accepting, they get their own independent copy with their own progress. Sharing content.

No. Only content you created yourself can be shared, and shared copies can’t be shared onwards. You’re notified when a share is accepted and can cancel pending shares.

Progress is tracked at every level: subtopics, topics, courses and plans, plus your quiz and exam history and mastery levels. Your dashboard shows a progress bar for each topic. Tracking your progress.

In History, on the Exams tab. Every attempt is saved separately, with your answers, the correct answers, explanations and AI recommendations for what to revisit. Examination history.

Score 70% or higher in one exam that covers every subtopic of a topic and has at least 30 questions. Finishing every subtopic of every topic in a course, or every course in a learning plan, also earns a certificate. Certificates.

No. Earning, viewing, downloading and verifying certificates is free, and they never expire.

Each certificate has a credential ID and a QR code. Anyone can open the verification link without an account and see that it’s valid, what it was awarded for, who received it and when. Your score isn’t shown there.

No. It proves you passed a real assessment, but it isn’t accredited by a university or professional body and carries no academic credit. On LinkedIn, add it under Licenses & certifications with the credential ID and verification link. What your certificate proves.

Your streak counts consecutive days with learning activity, and your longest streak records your best. There are 16 achievements with rarity levels from Common to Legendary, six of them hidden, such as First Topic, Quiz Perfect, Exam Excellence and 30-Day Streak. Streaks and achievements.

Your first week is free. After that, individuals choose a plan: Bronze is $3.99 a month or $43.99 a year, Silver gives 3 times the Bronze allowance for $9.99 a month or $109.99 a year, and Gold gives 8 times the Bronze allowance for $24.99 a month or $274.99 a year. Prices are in US dollars. See the new plans.

Yes. For every plan, paying yearly costs less than twelve monthly payments.

The platform always shows the percentage of your allowance used, and every feature is clearly labelled when it uses your allowance, so you know before you tap.

Upgrade to a larger plan, or buy a one-off top-up for $4.99 that adds one Bronze-sized allowance. Top-ups can be bought in multiples and are charged once, not every month.

Yes. Credits you have already purchased keep working as before until they are used up.

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Every user has a referral code. A friend who signs up with it gets 200 bonus credits. When your friend makes their first purchase, you receive a bonus of 10% of that purchase, which can be converted to cash on request. A referral dashboard shows sign-ups, purchases and earnings.

The app can be used in 7 languages: Arabic, English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish. Explanations, quizzes, exams, diagrams and podcasts are generated in your chosen learning language, not machine-translated. Languages and accessibility.

Yes. The app language, the learning language of each topic and the language of your files are separate. Upload English slides and study them in German, for example, by choosing German when you create the topic. Studying across languages.

Yes. The whole layout mirrors right-to-left, explanations use Modern Standard Arabic, and podcasts are made in Arabic too (the voices are optimised for English, so they may carry a slight accent).

You can create a topic about a language with that language set as the learning language, and the spoken tutor will talk with you in it and correct one important mistake at a time. It isn’t a full language course with levels or pronunciation scoring. Learning a language.

Yes. There are apps for iPhone and Android, and the web version works in any up-to-date browser. Your library, progress and plan are shared across all your devices. Devices, browsers and the app.

Yes. Explanations, examples and questions are adapted to the learner’s age, and parents, teachers or mentors can follow progress through Supervision, which only starts once both sides have agreed.

It’s built to follow web accessibility best practices. You can move through the app with the keyboard, interactive elements are labelled, and the design uses strong contrast. Listen can also read explanations aloud when you’d rather not read on screen.

Supervision can start from either side: a parent, teacher or mentor sends a request to the learner’s account email, or the learner invites them by email. Nothing is shared until the other person accepts. Supervisors then get scheduled email progress reports. Supervision and parental tools.

Reports cover highlights, topic, course and plan progress, and recent quizzes and exams. They can be sent weekly, every two weeks or monthly at a chosen day and time, or immediately, in the supervisor’s app language. Supervisors are also notified when the learner earns a certificate or has been inactive.

No. Supervision is read-only: supervisors can’t edit topics, take quizzes for you or see your sign-in details, and access can be ended at any time.

Each account can only access its own data, all traffic is encrypted with HTTPS, passwords are stored hashed, and Google, Microsoft and Apple sign-ins never share your password with LearningClarity. Security and trust.

You keep ownership of your files and of what is generated from them. They’re used to build your topics, quizzes and exams, other learners can’t see them, and they’re never sold. To process them, your material is sent to a third-party AI service, so don’t upload confidential or other people’s personal data. What happens to your uploads.

Yes, any AI can. Check anything surprising against your own material and use Explain Further to see whether a claim holds up. Studying from your own documents keeps explanations and questions anchored to the source you’ll be examined on. Accuracy and honest study.

Using it to understand and practise your material is studying. LearningClarity explains, questions, tests and grades you; it doesn’t write essays for you to hand in. Rules on submitted work are set by your school, university or employer.

Open your profile from the avatar at the top right. There you can update your details, change your password and switch the app language, which applies straight away. Profile settings.

In the mobile app: open your profile, go to Account Actions, choose Delete Account and confirm by typing DELETE. Deletion is immediate and permanent and removes your content and certificates, so download any certificate PDFs first. Delete your account.