01 · Study
Learn it once.
Detailed notes, revision bullets and glossary — then flashcards on a spaced-repetition schedule and quizzes that find your weak spots.
Flashcards · Quizzes · FSRS reviews
New · Record a lecture, get the notes
Turn anything into notes worth keeping
Record a lecture in class, or drop in a YouTube link, PDF, slides or a whiteboard photo. Get detailed notes, flashcards, quizzes and every deadline mentioned — and an assistant that knows every word.
See how it works7 days free · cancel anytime
Calculus lectures✳Recorded classes✳Lab sessions✳Research papers✳Podcast episodes✳Whiteboard photos✳Slide decks✳User interviews✳Coding tutorials✳Guest lectures✳Book chapters✳Webinars✳Calculus lectures✳Recorded classes✳Lab sessions✳Research papers✳Podcast episodes✳Whiteboard photos✳Slide decks✳User interviews✳Coding tutorials✳Guest lectures✳Book chapters✳Webinars✳
001 · How it works
Drop it in. We connect the dots.
Every source becomes one clean, timestamped transcript or page-by-page text. Then the right outputs are generated for what it actually is.
Lecture
- Detailed notes
- Revision points
- Flashcards
- Quiz
- Glossary
02 · Record
Just listen.
Hit record in class and leave the notes to us: everything the lecturer taught, in order, plus every homework, reading and exam date they mentioned.
Class recordings · Detailed notes · Deadlines
03 · Ask
Talk to your notes.
Every item comes with an assistant that answers with timestamps and page numbers — a tutor for lectures, a research assistant for papers.
Cited answers · Any language
002 · Note types
Six kinds of content. Six kinds of notes.
A lecture needs flashcards and deadlines. A podcast needs chapters. Pick a type — or let us detect it — and get outputs that fit. Add or remove any output, any time.
003 · The workspace
Every line links back to the moment it was said.
Click a timestamp to jump the player. Flip a card. Tick off a deadline. Ask the assistant. Try it — this one's live.
chem-204-lecture-12.m4a
1:35
52:18
Lecturer
SN2 is one step: the nucleophile comes in from the back as the bromide leaves.
Student
So if the carbocation is flat, the nucleophile can attack from either side?
CHEM 204 · Lecture 1252 minRecorded in class
1. Two ways to substitute
Nucleophilic substitution swaps a leaving group for a nucleophile. SN2 does it in one step; SN1 forms a carbocation first.
2. SN2: one concerted step
Backside attack, so the stereocentre inverts. Rate = k[substrate][Nu⁻]. Fastest at methyl and primary carbons.
3. SN1: carbocation first
The leaving group goes, then the nucleophile hits a flat carbocation from either face: a racemic mix. Rate = k[substrate].
Before · after
Stop re-watching. Start remembering.
Taking notes by hand
P0
When is the essay due??
Said on the way out. Again.
P1
Rewatching at 2×
Lecture 7, for the third time.
P0
What did she say at 23:14?
Scrubbing a 90-min class recording…
P2
47 open tabs
Papers you'll 'read later'.
P1
Whiteboard wiped
The photo is blurry.
P0
Exam on Friday
No flashcards. No summary.
Letting anything2note do it
One 52-min lecture → 0 outputs, all linked to the minute
- Detailed notes
- 3 deadlines caught
- 42 flashcards
- Quiz: 9/10
Anchored to the second
Every note, card and task links back to the timestamp or page it came from. Click to jump.
Private by default
Uploads, recordings and documents are yours alone. Turn on one setting and originals are deleted once your notes are made.
Chat with every item
Ask follow-ups. The assistant cites exact moments and pages, and never makes up facts or dates.
Notes in your language
Source in Hindi, notes in English — or any mix. Output language is a toggle, not a workaround.
First output in minutes
The primary output streams in first, the rest follow. Captions-first for YouTube keeps it fast.
Web, iOS and Android
Record on your phone, review on your laptop. Flashcards and tasks work offline.
People, before notebooks
Built for whoever's taking notes.
Different days. Different sources. The same problem: too much to remember.
Lecture hall · semester 3
The student
Four lectures a day, exams every month.
Lecture notesFlashcardsQuiz
Evening class · after work
The working student
Phone on the desk, recording every class.
Class recordingsDetailed notesTasks & deadlines
Library · 47 open tabs
The researcher
Papers, interviews and talks — all at once.
SummariesKey conceptsCitations
004 · Pricing
Try it free for a week. Keep it if it sticks.
Priced in credits — a minute of audio or a page each — so you only pay for what you actually feed it.
Starter
For a couple of courses a term.
$9.00/month
7 days free, then billed monthly. Cancel anytime.
- 1,200 credits a month (~20 h of audio or 1,200 pages)
- 300 AI chat messages a month
- Recordings up to 2 hours
- All note types, flashcards, quizzes & tasks
✦ Most popular
Plus
For a full semester of lectures.
$19.00/month
7 days free, then billed monthly. Cancel anytime.
- 3,000 credits a month (~50 h of audio or 3,000 pages)
- 1,500 AI chat messages a month
- Recordings up to 4 hours
- Everything in Starter
Pro
For exam season, research and heavy weeks.
$29.00/month
7 days free, then billed monthly. Cancel anytime.
- 5,000 credits a month (~83 h of audio or 5,000 pages)
- 2,000 AI chat messages a month
- Recordings up to 6 hours
- Everything in Plus
Card required for the trial; you’re not charged until day 8. Billed in USD through Dodo Payments.
Frequently asked questions
A little clarity before you start. Still stuck? Write to us.
YouTube links, audio (mp3, m4a, wav…) and video (mp4, mov…) up to 2 GB, in-app recordings of your classes, PDFs with a text layer, Word and PowerPoint files, photos of whiteboards or handwritten notes (PNG, JPEG or WebP), web articles and pasted text. Scanned PDFs and HEIC photos aren’t supported yet: upload a photo of each page, or export HEIC as JPEG.
Your first output usually lands within a couple of minutes; the rest stream in right after. Captioned YouTube videos are the fastest.
Yes. Transcription handles most major languages, and you can pick a different output language — Hindi lecture, English notes.
Also on iOS & Android · record anywhere
Your next lecture, podcast or paper — already noted.
Try any plan free for 7 days. Cancel before it ends and you won’t be charged.