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Inside Durmah: a walkthrough for students and parents

3 min 4 sec · English captions · Recorded 2026 · Student access is 18+

See how lectures, reflections, legal vocabulary, assignment stages, draft feedback and planning fit into one study workspace. The walkthrough uses fictional practice material; the student remains responsible for the thinking and final work.

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  1. 0:00A clearer next step for law study
  2. 0:14Your study workspace
  3. 0:31Lecture summaries and original sources
  4. 0:44Reflect in your own words
  5. 0:56Legal vocabulary and the Lexicon
  6. 1:11Build your assignment in stages
  7. 1:24Mark My Paper diagnostic feedback
  8. 1:41Plan your study and revision
  9. 1:54Practice Desk: fictional legal tasks
  10. 2:14Internship playbooks and study routines
  11. 2:31What parents should know
  12. 2:49Explore the guides and current trial

A study process you can make your own

Begin with the source, identify what you understand and write your own reflection. Assignment stages help separate research, structure and drafting. Diagnostic feedback gives you points to consider when revising your own work.

For parents supporting an adult student

Support useful learning habits while the student keeps control of their account and decisions. Durmah is independent of universities. AI can make mistakes, so students must check sources and follow their own assessment rules.

Questions about the walkthrough

Who is Durmah for?

The current student platform is for people aged 18 and over studying law in the UK. Parents can use this walkthrough to understand the study support. The student retains control of their account, work and decisions.

Is this a real student assessment?

No. The recording uses a controlled account and original fictional practice material. The product screens show recorded interactions; the illustrative student scenes are AI-generated, as is the narration. Edited footage does not represent measured processing speed.

Does Mark My Paper give a university grade?

No. It provides diagnostic feedback on the student's own draft. It is not a university mark or a guarantee of a grade. Students decide how to respond to the feedback and write their final work themselves.

Is Durmah endorsed by my university?

Durmah is independent of universities. Always follow your institution's assessment and AI-use rules, and check the original authorities. AI can make mistakes.

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0:00 · A clearer next step for law study

Studying law in the UK? Reading more is not always the next useful step. Sometimes you need a clearer question, a better structure, and a way to test what you actually understand. That is where Durmah starts.

0:14 · Your study workspace

Your study workspace brings lectures, assignments, draft feedback and planning into one place. Organise your own modules and return to your saved work. This walkthrough uses a controlled account and original fictional practice material, not a real student's assessment.

0:31 · Lecture summaries and original sources

Here, a short practice discussion becomes a structured lecture view. Review the summary and key principles, then return to the original transcript. A summary is a starting point. It does not replace the source.

0:44 · Reflect in your own words

Now make the learning yours. Write a short takeaway in your own words. What changed? What remains uncertain? Save that reflection so you have something meaningful to revisit.

0:56 · Legal vocabulary and the Lexicon

When a legal term has more than one meaning, choose the relevant context in the Lexicon. Add your own explanation and set what you want to review. Use definitions to orient yourself, then check the primary authority before relying on a legal rule.

1:11 · Build your assignment in stages

For an assignment, separate understanding the brief, research, structure and your own draft. The workspace keeps those stages visible. You remain responsible for the argument and the final writing.

1:24 · Mark My Paper diagnostic feedback

Mark My Paper adds diagnostic feedback to your own draft. This saved practice review points to missing authority and reasoning that needs development. Read the comments, decide what to change, and make the edits yourself. It is not a university mark or a promise of a grade.

1:41 · Plan your study and revision

Planning matters too. Move between year, month and week views using your own dates. The revision hub offers a simple four-week starting outline, which you can adapt to your real workload.

1:54 · Practice Desk: fictional legal tasks

For a different kind of practice, enter the Practice Desk. A fictional matter asks you to clarify the client's objective, identify missing documents and choose useful questions. Your progress saves, so you can return. This is educational rehearsal, not employment or qualifying work experience.

2:14 · Internship playbooks and study routines

Internship playbooks help you clarify an instruction and check your process. Your supervisor's judgment and the firm's confidentiality rules come first. Study-routine support also helps you find a small next step. It is not counselling or a crisis service.

2:31 · What parents should know

For parents, the aim is support with learning habits, not someone else doing the student's work. The student keeps control of their account and decisions. Durmah is independent of universities, and AI can make mistakes. Follow your assessment rules and verify the sources.

2:49 · Explore the guides and current trial

Explore the free guides and the current trial at durmah.ai. Start with one question you want to understand. AI is the assistant. You are the advocate.

Start with one question you want to understand.

AI is the assistant. You are the advocate.