A note-taking friend for people who study

While you listen,
the notes write
themselves

Hand it the audio of a lecture or a meeting and it transcribes, summarizes, and explains the unfamiliar terms. And it answers only about what was actually said.

5 hours a month, no card · nothing to install

Why you can trust these notes

Most AI note apps will confidently answer with things that were never said in the lecture. That feels convenient and is dangerous for exam prep — it states wrong things with total confidence.

If it doesn't know, it says so

Ask about something not in the transcript and it replies “That didn't come up today.” Instead of making it up.

It shows its evidence

Every answer quotes the actual sentence from the lecture, so you can check it yourself.

Ask across a whole course

Group notes into a folder and question a semester's lectures at once. It tells you which week something came from.

Summaries that fit the room

Lectures by topic; meetings by decisions and owners. Not a generic knowledge summary.

Designing Generative AI Interfaces · Week 3
Me
What did they say grounding was?
AI
They described it as tying a model's answer to a verifiable source document.
“The key benefit of grounding is that the user can check the basis of the answer directly.”
Me
What did they say about BERT today?
AI
That wasn't covered in today's class.
From the strange words of the first class to the review before finals —
you focus on understanding, and leave the writing down to us.

Sound from anywhere

A classroom, a video call, a YouTube lecture from last year. All you need is a browser.

If a video call also has people in the room, you can capture computer audio and the microphone together.

One button and you're done

Everything else builds up while you listen. Nothing to tidy afterwards.

One

Listen

Just pick where the sound comes from. You can switch mid-way.

Two

Captions build up

Sentences appear as soon as they're spoken. No need to write anything down.

Three

Summary and terms

Organized by topic; tap a term and it explains how it was used in that lecture first.

Four

Ask

Ask about anything unclear right there. It's all still here when you come back.

For meetings

Who promised what

Meeting notes are useless without the speaker. We split what was said by person and show who spoke how much. You can rename them.

The summary changes too — “Lee: requested a 20% marketing budget increase” — it pins down decisions and their owners.

B Lee
52%
A Kim (lead)
27%
C Park
21%

Pricing

A price a student can pay

Only transcribed time counts. Notes, exam sheets, chat, translation and replay are all included. Cancel any time.

Free

$0

2 hours / month · Try it

  • Live transcription · links · files
  • Standard notes · key terms · AI chat
  • Notes kept 30 days
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Pro

$24.99 / mo

30 hours / month · Teams and researchers with frequent meetings
Yearly $239.00 / yr · save 20%

  • Everything in Student
  • Speaker separation for meetings
  • Priority for long files
  • 10% off credit packs
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For subscribers who run out of hours mid-month: hours only, never expire, 10% off on Pro. Free accounts can buy after subscribing.

5-hour credit pack $6.99 Get started
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See what makes it different

From your next class,
stop writing it down

Just listen. The notes are finished by the time it ends.

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