Upcoming
Melmora
Learn. Remember. Be Better.
AI-powered learning for every course. Your course-specific AI learning companion.
Launching 4 December 2026
Learn smarter. Understand deeper. Prepare better.
More than an AI chatbot.
Melmora is a learning companion built around your course. It learns from your course's own materials, so the answers fit what you are actually being taught, and it takes you from first reading all the way to exam day, in one place.
Varamis
Meet Varamis, your study partner.
Ask, explain, visualize and get tested, on your own course materials.
Gradient descent
θ ← θ − α · ∇J(θ)
- • θ: model parameters
- • α: learning rate (step size)
- • ∇J(θ): gradient of the loss function
- Ask & explain
- Interactive canvas
- AI-generated exams
- Track weak areas
- 01
Ask
Ask questions through voice or text, anytime.
- 02
Understand
Varamis understands the context of your course, and you will too.
- 03
Visualize
Varamis can write, explain, and visualize concepts directly on the canvas.
Features
Built around the way you study.
Course-specific AI
Varamis understands each course through its dedicated knowledge base, providing answers relevant to the student's learning context.
Interactive AI canvas
AI doesn't just answer. It can explain, write, and visualize concepts directly on an interactive canvas.
Natural interaction
Students can learn through text or speech-to-speech, making interaction with Varamis feel more natural.
From learning to examination
One platform for learning, reviewing, and practicing, without switching between different tools.
How it works
Not just AI that answers, but AI that learns from your course.
Four ways Varamis supports you, from first read to final exam.
Learn
Understand course materials with Varamis.
Discuss
Ask questions and explore concepts through text and voice.
Review
Revisit important topics and strengthen your understanding.
Examine
Practice with AI-powered examination preparation.
Why Melmora
General-purpose AI doesn't know your course.
2,078
AI is already part of students' learning
2,078 students across five Indonesian universities use ChatGPT for education, yet general-purpose AI lacks course-specific context.
Source: Journal – ChatGPT acceptance and use through UTAUT and TPB
53.7%
Too much content. Too much searching.
53.7% of students reported difficulty finding the information they needed in their learning management system.
Source: Journal – An Assessment of Learning Management System Use in Higher Education
2×+
AI can do more than answer questions
A 2025 randomized controlled trial with 194 college students found that students using an AI tutor achieved more than 2× the learning gains of students in an active learning class, while spending less time on the material.
Source: Journal – AI tutoring outperforms in-class active learning
Help shape Melmora before it launches.
Take our short survey, one question at a time. It takes only a few minutes, and your answers help decide what we build.