lrnos

lrnos is an AI-powered study tool that turns your messy pile of course materials into a clear, daily learning plan. Upload PDFs, slides, Word docs, spreadsheets, images, audio, video, web articles, even YouTube links — lrnos reads everything and builds a structured path through every concept. Instead of juggling five apps or making your own flashcards, you get one daily task list. Follow it, and by exam day you will have covered the whole syllabus and actually understood it.

Here is how it works. After you upload your files, lrnos maps out every concept in order. Each day, it tells you exactly what to study — a set of questions generated directly from your notes, not generic flashcards. The app tracks your progress and shows you how much of the material you have covered. It also supports translation: you can switch a whole course into languages like Arabic, Turkish, or English with one tap, and flip back to the original anytime. The interface is simple: a path, a question, and your progress fill bar.

lrnos is built for anyone who needs to learn from dense materials — students prepping for finals, self-learners diving into a new topic, or professionals studying for certifications. It replaces the chaos of scattered notes, re-reading PDFs, and manual planning. If you have ever stared at a pile of readings and wondered where to start, lrnos gives you a straightforward answer: upload everything, then just do what it tells you.