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Record the lecture, keep the notes
Listen in class instead of typing. Upload the recording afterwards and get clean lecture notes, a summary, the key concepts and a set of flashcards to revise from.
- Lecture notes with headings, not a wall of transcript
- Key concepts and definitions pulled out
- Flashcards and practice questions for revision
- Export to PDF or DOCX for your notes folder
- French, English, Spanish, German and bilingual classes
- One free Student month with 300 minutes after email verification
How students use it
Record the class on a phone in your pocket, drop the file in that evening, and pick the output that matches the work: notes for the module folder, a summary for a quick review, flashcards the week before an exam.
Better than a raw transcript
A transcript of a ninety-minute lecture is unreadable. Notes are structured by topic with the definitions and examples kept and the digressions dropped, so revision starts from something usable.
Free month for verified students
Verify a university email address — .edu, .ac.uk, ulaval.ca, sorbonne-universite.fr and many more — for one free month of the Student plan and 300 minutes, then a student price in your local currency.
Questions people ask
- Can I record a lecture and get notes?
- Yes. Record the class on your phone, upload the file, and choose lecture notes, a summary, key concepts, flashcards or practice questions.
- Is it free for students?
- Everyone gets 30 minutes a month free. Verify a university email and you get one free month of the Student plan with 300 minutes.
- Does it work for lectures in French?
- Yes, including Canadian French, and for classes that switch between French and English.
- Can I export notes to Word or PDF?
- Yes — every document exports to DOCX, PDF or plain text, or copies to your clipboard in one click.
Turn your first recording into a document
30 free minutes every month. No credit card, no setup.
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