Questions about Lyntra?
Clear answers about plans, AI, coaching, connected tools, and privacy.
Getting Started
Plans and the basics
Lyntra helps you turn coursework into a plan you can actually work through.
It keeps assignments, deadlines, instructions, available time, and progress connected so you can decide what to do next, work through difficult steps, and adjust the remaining plan when your week changes.
Lyntra’s current public service is for people 18 and older.
It is designed primarily for U.S. college students and authorized education professionals. Access provided through a university or other organization may follow that organization’s approved setup and agreement.
Yes. The Free plan has no monthly charge.
You can use the features marked Free on the Pricing page without upgrading. Lyntra will not charge you for a paid plan unless you choose one and authorize the charge.
Everything in Free, plus more help when the work gets harder or your week changes.
- Plan study time automatically
- Schedule around your commitments, resume saved work, and recover after missed sessions.
- Get help while you work
- Use coursework-aware tutoring plus assignment and rubric feedback.
- Coordinate group projects
- Organize responsibilities, schedules, and work that depends on teammates.
- Build what works for you
- Practice study routines, see progress over time, and share selected progress when you choose.
Using Lyntra
Working, recovering, and connected tools
Lyntra can update the work that still needs to happen instead of making you rebuild the week from scratch.
Completed work stays completed, unfinished work remains visible, and the remaining study plan can adjust around the commitments still on your calendar. You can review and change the updated plan.
You stay in control. Lyntra uses AI for specific kinds of help, such as breaking down an assignment, explaining a concept, checking understanding, reviewing student-selected work against the instructions you provide, or helping with a difficult step.
You review the output and remain responsible for your work and decisions. AI can be wrong, so course and instructor requirements still govern.
No. Lyntra is designed to help you understand and work through coursework, not complete or submit graded work for you.
It can explain, guide, provide practice, help you check your work, and support the next step while you remain responsible for what you submit and for following your course’s AI rules.
Lyntra can use supported calendar, coursework, and file sources so you do not have to rebuild the same information by hand.
- Google Calendar & Outlook
- Permitted schedule information used for planning.
- iCal/ICS
- Imported calendar and schedule information.
- PDFs, rubrics & syllabi
- Coursework requirements and instructions you choose to provide.
- Work schedules
- Recorded outside commitments considered during study planning.
Premium supports group-project planning so teammates can organize responsibilities, scheduling, and dependent work in one project flow.
Keep each person’s own commitments and responsibilities distinct while coordinating the work that depends on the group.
For Academic Coaches
Sharing, follow-up, and session preparation
Coach Partnership gives each covered student Premium and gives you a coach workspace that keeps the plan you made together connected to the student’s real coursework.
- Keep the plan with the assignment
- Keep the agreed strategy, next step, and relevant resources where the student will use them.
- See what matters before the next session
- Review the work, questions, and updates the student chose to share instead of reconstructing the week from scratch.
- Follow up without watching all week
- Use agreed reminders or check-ins when they fit your coaching relationship. The coach keeps the teaching, judgment, and relationship.
A coach does not automatically see everything in a student’s account.
What a coach can see depends on the student’s sharing choices, the supported coaching relationship, and any applicable university or organization permissions. Shared context can include completed steps, a current blocker, a question, or a session outcome.
No. Lyntra is designed to support coaching, not require continuous monitoring.
Shared information can be reviewed before an ordinary session or when a student asks for help. The amount of between-session follow-up can depend on how that coach works with the student.
Coaches can schedule supported reminders and check-ins for individual students or selected groups and can review the recipient and message before a scheduled communication is sent.
No. Lyntra carries the agreed plan into the student’s coursework and brings relevant shared progress and questions back to the next coaching decision.
The coach keeps the teaching, judgment, and relationship.
Privacy & Data
How information is used and controlled
Lyntra’s core production application is hosted on Amazon Web Services (AWS).
Lyntra is designed to limit access based on the feature, account, role, and sharing permissions involved. Some approved AI requests may be processed through Amazon Bedrock or the paid Google Gemini API, depending on the feature.
No. Lyntra does not use identifiable student content to train general-purpose AI models.
Approved AI routes are designed to receive only the context needed for the selected feature under Lyntra’s current provider and security controls.
You can request a copy of your account information or ask to delete your account, subject to the account, deployment, and applicable law.
After a valid deletion request is verified, Lyntra’s current Privacy Policy says personal information is deleted or de-identified from active production systems within 30 days, subject to stated exceptions. Encrypted backup copies may remain until normal rotation.