For students and young adults, ages 18–26

Get unstuck. Keep the insight.

When a lecture, project, or decision stops making sense, talk it through. Poppy can help you find the missing idea and decide the next move without taking ownership of the work away from you.

The iPhone app works on its own. Poppy’s optional screen-free device is in development.

Beyond a quick answer

Bring the work you actually have

A concept for tomorrow’s seminar

Move from “I recognise the words” to an explanation you can use in discussion or a new problem.

A project with too many moving parts

Talk through what you know, what is uncertain, and which next step will reduce the uncertainty.

A skill outside the syllabus

Explore code, music, work, a language, or an everyday question. Ask for an explanation at your level and return to it later.

Your work, your judgment

Use AI without giving up the part that makes you better.

Poppy can explain, research, compare and help you practise. For assessed work, follow your institution’s AI rules, verify important facts and sources, and keep the final argument your own. A polished answer you cannot defend is not the result you came for.

You can start in the app, with voice or text. Saved context can help you pick up an ongoing goal or project later.

Questions before you start

Using Poppy for university study and projects

Can I use Poppy for university coursework?

Use it to talk through a concept, practise an explanation, or plan your next research step. For assessed work, follow your institution’s AI policy and check important claims against your course materials and original sources.

How is this different from getting a finished answer?

You can bring the rough version of your thinking, ask where it breaks, and test it on a new example. The useful result is something you can explain or do yourself, not text you cannot defend.

Can I return to the same project later?

Saved context in the app can help you pick up an ongoing goal or project. Review what Poppy remembers and correct anything that has changed before relying on it.

Start with one real problem

What are you trying to understand or do?

Bring the messy version. You can work out the clear version together.

Try Poppy on iPhone

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