Built for revision at 2 AM
Exam prep is mostly you, a past-question book and nobody to ask. Litu is there for that moment. Say what's confusing, out loud and half-finished if you like, and it explains on a chalkboard right on your phone. It works in the browser, so there's nothing to download.
How students use Litu for exam prep
- Past questions: snap a question from your past-question book and Litu redraws it in chalk, then teaches the method step by step.
- Weak topics: ask about the topic you keep losing marks on and go over it as many times as you need.
- Your own notes: open a PDF of your class notes and Litu teaches from them.
- Check yourself: Litu asks a quick question after each idea to make sure it stuck.
Subjects
Litu covers the core science and maths subjects on the senior secondary syllabus, and most other school topics that are easier with a picture.
- Mathematics: algebra, geometry, trigonometry, statistics and calculus.
- Physics: mechanics, electricity, waves and heat, with the diagrams examiners expect.
- Chemistry: atoms, bonding, equations and the mole.
- Biology, economics and more: cells, systems, supply and demand, and anything you can describe.
- Coding: for computer studies and beyond.
Teaches, doesn't just answer
Litu won't simply hand you the final answer. In the exam hall you'll be on your own, so it shows you how to get there and checks you can do it. That's what turns a past question into marks.
What it costs
Litu is free to try as a guest, and a free account gives you more lesson time. When you need more, signed-in students can top up with pay-as-you-go credits in naira through Paystack. There's no subscription.