Stay present in class
Listen and think instead of racing to write everything down.
Turn a lecture into organised notes.
Record audio in class, get a transcript, and turn it into notes you can actually revise from — then make flashcards or a quiz from the same lecture.
Transcription is included on Student and Pro.
Recording · Biology lecture00:00
Transcript
“…so the thylakoid membrane is where the light-dependent reactions take place…”
“…and remember, the Calvin cycle doesn’t directly need light…”
“…ATP and NADPH carry the energy across…”
Organised notes
Light-dependent reactions
• Thylakoid membrane
Calvin cycle
• Light-independent · uses ATP + NADPH
How it works
Three steps with lecture notes
- 1
Record
Start recording when the lecture begins.
- 2
Transcribe
The audio is turned into a transcript.
- 3
Organise
Turn the transcript into structured notes and keep them with the rest of the subject.
Why students use it
Less preparation. More practice.
Nothing gets lost
The transcript keeps what was said, ready to turn into notes.
Straight into practice
Make flashcards or a quiz from the lecture in the same study space.
Ask about it later
Your tutor can answer questions using the lecture content.
Questions
About lecture notes
More answers in the main FAQ.
Which plan includes transcription?
Transcription is included on Student and Pro.
Should I ask before recording?
Yes — check your institution’s rules and ask your lecturer before recording a class.