u/EndHairy5085

So I’ve been building an AI tutor called Lucky that works entirely inside WhatsApp, and wanted to share it here!

We wanted to avoid the whole “download another app, create another account, learn another interface” experience. Most students already spend so much time in messaging apps anyway, so we thought: why not bring studying directly into an app they already use every day? As someone who used to commute to Queens College every day, I know how exhausting long commutes can be and how helpful it would’ve been to study more casually on the train or bus without needing to pull out a laptop or jump between a bunch of different apps.

You can connect to the WhatsApp number through our site once, and after that everything happens directly inside WhatsApp. You can ask questions naturally, upload PDFs, lecture slides, diagrams, photos, or audio recordings, and Lucky breaks everything down in a structured way while also generating interactive flashcards and quizzes directly inside the chat -- actual cards and quiz flows you can click through while studying. Since it remembers your past chats, quizzes, and courses, your study sessions keep building on each other over time instead of starting from scratch every time.

The goal is to eventually expand this to other messaging platforms too (like iMessage), but WhatsApp felt like the best place to start.

Would something like this actually be useful to you? Either way, are there any features you’d really want from an AI tutor inside a messaging app

If you want you’d like to try it out, and lemme know and I'll send it over!

I recently started Ilumya and wanted to hear about other people’s experiences with it.

I’ve had psoriasis since I was around 7, and I’m almost 20 now. It’s always been on and off, with flare-ups coming and going throughout the year. But over the past year, it’s gotten really bad, it’s spread a lot and now covers probably around 80% of my body. It’s honestly been exhausting and has affected my confidence and day-to-day life.

I just got my first dose of Ilumya last week, and this is my first time trying a biologic. I’m feeling hopeful, but also a bit anxious since I don’t really know what to expect.

For anyone who’s been on Ilumya:

• When did you start noticing results (even small ones)?
• How much clearing did you get?
• Did it make a big difference in your daily life?

I’m really hoping this works because I’m so tired of dealing with this and just want to feel like myself again.

Would really really appreciate hearing your experiences 🙏

So I’ve been building an AI tutor called Lucky that works entirely inside WhatsApp, and wanted to share it here!

We wanted to avoid the whole “download another app, create another account, learn another interface” experience. Most students already spend so much time in messaging apps anyway, so we thought: why not bring studying directly into an app they already use every day? As a commuter student myself (and a CUNY alum) I know how exhausting long commutes can be, and how helpful it would’ve been to study more casually on the train or bus without needing to pull out a laptop or jump between a bunch of different apps.

You can connect to the WhatsApp number through our site once, and after that everything happens directly inside WhatsApp. You can ask questions naturally, upload PDFs, lecture slides, diagrams, photos, or audio recordings, and Lucky breaks everything down in a structured way while also generating interactive flashcards and quizzes directly inside the chat -- actual cards and quiz flows you can click through while studying. Since it remembers your past chats, quizzes, and courses, your study sessions keep building on each other over time instead of starting from scratch every time.

The goal is to eventually expand this to other messaging platforms too (like iMessage), but WhatsApp felt like the best place to start.

Would something like this actually be useful to you? Either way, are there any features you’d really want from an AI tutor inside a messaging app

If you want you’d like to try it out, and lemme know and I'll send it over!