Learn Chess Openings with Lumini watching your screen
You're working on Chess Openings on your Mac — in an app, in a browser, or reading a PDF. You get stuck. Normally you'd open Google, search for help, find a video, and try to apply it to your specific situation. With Lumini, you don't leave what you're doing. Hold Ctrl+Option and ask your question. Lumini sees your screen — the exact problem, equation, text, or position you're looking at — and walks you through it.
How Tutor mode helps with Chess Openings
Turn on Tutor mode while studying Chess Openings. Lumini watches your screen. When you pause after trying something, it speaks up with feedback — pointing at what you did right, correcting what you missed, and suggesting the next step. This immediate, context-specific feedback is far more effective than watching videos or reading static guides.
How Lumini automates your study workflow
While studying Chess Openings, Lumini handles the administrative work. Create a note with key concepts, search the web for additional resources, set study reminders, and add your next session to the calendar — all by voice, without leaving your study material.