LuminousPath

Specialized tutoring that adapts.

Private college support built around neurodivergent learners, available when the learning moment happens.

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No labeled office. No waiting room. Support students can use on their own terms

The world will not change for neurodivergent people. We need to provide tools for neurodivergent people to thrive in the world that exists.

LuminousPath Mission Statement
Original drawing titled Same destination. Our own path. A standard gray path and three different green routes, labeled A winding path, One step at a time, and The quiet path, all reach the same Degree destination.
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Same destination. Our own path.

Neurodivergent students want to get to the same place as everyone else. We just can't take the same path. We can't even take the same path as each other. LuminousPath lights the path that works for each student.

Anthony Hogg, original Local Lift pitch statement
From alpha to beta 30 seconds, real Beta screens with test accounts

From a sketch to a working beta.

LuminousPath started as a drawing in April 2026, and the first alpha build ran on April 10. Since then it has grown into tutoring, coaching that plans with the student, a brain dump that sorts a messy week, and course views that break work into one step at a time. The video shows real screens from the Beta, using test accounts.

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The expertise exists. Access does not.

Effective tutoring for ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia, Dysgraphia, Dyscalculia, other learning disabilities, and executive functioning challenges often lives inside individual specialist educators. When that person is unavailable, the support disappears.

Encode the method, not replace the human

The platform is intended to complement educators and disability services. It extends specialist practice into moments when direct support is not available.

Patient by default

The tutor can slow down, repeat, reframe, and check understanding without making the student feel rushed.

Private by design

Students can ask the question they are embarrassed to ask in class, without exposing the conversation to an institution or researcher.

Study materials showing several ways to work through a concept

Built around a changing learning profile.

LuminousPath does not assign a learning style and stop there. The platform builds a working picture of how a student processes, retains, and applies information, then updates that picture over time.

Student intake

The student shares where learning gets difficult, what has helped before, and what they need right now.

First coaching session

The first session is AI coaching. It calibrates the relationship and tests what kind of support feels useful before content tutoring begins.

Responsive tutoring

Content tutoring unlocks after the first coaching session, then changes pace, language, and approach based on the student's profile.

Profile refinement

Each session adds evidence about what works while the student remains in control of their schedule, support, and learning profile.

Privacy is part of the architecture.

A student should not have to trade confidentiality for support. LuminousPath keeps tutoring conversations private and separates them from institutional and research data.

Student conversations stay private

Tutoring conversations are designed to stay visible only to the student who had them.

Institutions do not read transcripts

Universities, disability-services offices, advisors, and platform administrators do not receive access to conversations.

Research uses structured summaries

When a student chooses to participate, research can use aggregated structured data, never full tutoring conversations.

Tutoring and research remain separate

The separation is designed into the data architecture, not left to a policy statement alone.

Built for students and the people who support them.

The platform serves a personal learning moment while creating a responsible path for institutional capacity, pilot partnerships, and research.

For students

Private help at the point of need, shaped around the way each student processes information and stays engaged.

For universities

Extend support beyond office hours and reach students who do not engage with traditional disability services.

For research partners and funders

Study AI-delivered specialized tutoring through a platform being built with privacy, structured evidence, and research readiness from the start.

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The LuminousPath beta cohort launches November 16, 2026. We are forming a founding cohort of about 20 college students. Participation is free during the beta.

When
Launches November 16, 2026
Cohort
About 20 college students
Cost
Free during the beta

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Specialist practice meets systems experience.

LuminousPath brings together three decades of direct work with neurodivergent students and a technical lead with deep experience in enterprise software, nonprofit operations, and data governance.

Misty Hogg

Co-founder and pedagogical lead. A specialist educator with 30 years of direct experience spanning classroom teaching, academic intervention, instructional leadership, and teaching other educators how to support neurodivergent learners.

Anthony Hogg

Founder and technical lead with 15 years of enterprise software experience and more than 15 years of nonprofit systems leadership.

Built by people who live this

Anthony is Autistic and ADHD. Our pedagogical lead is ADHD. We are also raising neurodivergent children. LuminousPath is not built from the outside looking in.

What changed in October

We made the Beta easier to move through. Student, class, and staff views are organized into tabs. Settings has its own tabs, with a dedicated place for Session Notes. In colorblind-friendly mode, calendar tags carry distinct shapes as well as colors.

Work underway now

  • University partnership path in development
  • IRB research framework in preparation
  • Methodology encoding in progress
  • Research and development funding conversations open