What's new in LrnFlow

Study groups, and questions in seconds

Study with others, start studying while your material is still being processed, and upload slides.

• New

  Study groups

  Create a group or join one with an invite code. Share materials, chat, and run live group sessions — competitive or collaborative — with a summary at the end.

• New

  Start studying in seconds

  Questions are now written while your document is still being read. Your first questions are usually ready in under a minute, and you can start a session while the rest of the material finishes in the background.

• New

  Live processing progress

  See how many pages have been read and how many questions are ready, in real time — on the upload screen and in your library.

• New

  PowerPoint uploads

  Upload .pptx slides alongside PDF, Word and text files.

• Improved

  More reliable question generation

  More AI capacity behind every upload, so large books and busy times are less likely to fail.

• Fixed

  Maths in older materials

  Formulas in questions created before this release now display properly.

• Changed

  Upload limit is now 15 MB per file

• Changed

  The Android app is no longer receiving updates

  Use the web app instead — it works on Android, iPhone and desktop and can be installed to your home screen.

LrnFlow on the web

LrnFlow in any browser — on your phone, tablet or computer.

• New

  The web app

  Sign up and study in the browser, and install it to your home screen so it opens like an app. Updates arrive automatically.

• New

  Everything from the Android app

  Upload PDF, Word and text files; four study modes (Quick Sprint, Deep Focus, Review and Challenge); instant feedback with explanations; mastery by topic; streaks, XP and a daily goal.

• New

  Study reminders on the web

  Pick a time and get a daily notification in your browser.

• New

  Keyboard answers

  On a computer, press 1–4 or A–D to answer.

First release on Android

LrnFlow's first version: an Android app that turns your study material into short active recall sessions.