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Lekty, the AI tutor

Lekty is the AI tutor built into every Lekty'Book: it knows the author's text and answers readers' questions about the passage they're reading. It explains, summarizes, gives examples and quizzes you.

Ask Lekty a question

Lekty answers based on the chapter and the passage you're reading. It knows the table of contents and points you to the right chapter without spoiling what comes next. It keeps track of the latest messages in the conversation.

Where: Reader › an open chapter › right sidebar › « Lekty AI tutor » icon20 free questions per day, per Lekty'Book (100 with a Creator plan, fair use on Business). After that: 8 tokens per question (10 on Freemium).
  1. Click the Lekty icon in the right sidebar: the « Lekty » panel opens.
  2. Click a quick action: « Explain it to me », « Summarize », « Give an example » or « Quiz me ».
  3. Or type your question in « Your question… » and press Enter.
  4. To start a new conversation, click the round arrow to the right of the quick actions (« Reset »).

The demo that sticks: on a tricky passage, open Lekty and click « An example ». Lekty answers based on the author's text.

True to the author

Lekty relies on the creator's text. It never makes up a number, a study or a quote, and it never contradicts the author. If your question goes beyond the Lekty'Book, it can give you general insight and will clearly say so. On health, legal and money topics, it reminds you that a personal situation deserves a professional's advice. It always makes clear that it's an AI (« Its answers may contain errors. »).

Where: Reader › an open chapter › right sidebar › « Lekty AI tutor » icon
  1. Ask a question that goes beyond the Lekty'Book.
  2. Lekty tells you the Lekty'Book doesn't cover it, then gives you general insight, clearly labeled as such.
  3. Read the AI notice at the bottom of the panel: « Lekty is an artificial intelligence. Its answers may contain errors. »

Lekty pauses if a payment fails

When a subscription is waiting for payment, Lekty pauses, but you can still read the content. It comes back as soon as the payment method is updated.

Where: Reader › « Payment pending » banner
  1. Click « Update my payment » in the banner.
  2. Update your card on the Stripe page.
  3. Go back to the Reader: Lekty answers again. Until then, it shows « Your subscription is waiting for payment: I'll be back as soon as you update your payment method. »

Lekty sheds light on a discussion thread

In the comments, once a passage has at least two comments, Lekty can summarize the discussion and shed light on it, based on the text. The summary carries the label « AI-generated · based on the text, not on people ».

Where: Reader › an open chapter › right sidebar › « Comments » icon › « This passage »Uses the same daily quota of free questions, then 8 tokens (10 on Freemium).
  1. Open the comments on a passage that has at least two replies.
  2. Click « Ask Lekty to shed light on this thread ».
  3. Read the « Lekty sheds light on the thread » summary, then click « Regenerate » or « Close ».

The creator tests Lekty on their drafts

The creator can use Lekty in their own Lekty'Books, even unpublished ones, to check what their readers will experience.

Where: Studio › chapter editor › « Preview » › « Lekty AI tutor » icon
  1. Open a chapter of your Lekty'Book in the Studio, even if it isn't published.
  2. Click « Preview » at the top of the editor.
  3. In the Reader's right sidebar, click the Lekty icon.
  4. Ask a question about the passage, just like your reader will.