For teachers and students
Turn a recorded class into a clean transcript — then, when it helps, into a study guide with chapters, summaries, and a glossary you can actually revise from.
Study material, illustration, and Pro models are optional; Pro is used only in compatible stages, not across the entire document.
For teachers and students
Transcription, editorial structure, study material, and illustrations stay as separate, optional layers — you turn on only what a given class needs.
For teachers and students
Capture the class accurately, organize it into a study guide, and make every past lecture searchable.
The point is not just to record what was said. It is to preserve the explanation, the examples, the teaching sequence, and the relevant remarks of the class.
Built-in study modes turn the transcript into a study guide — faithful to the class, split into chapters and sections you can revise from.
Search across all your classes to find a passage, compare two lectures, or pull up what you covered weeks ago.
For teachers and students
Three steps: record the class, turn it into study material, share and revise it.
Capture
Upload long recordings · Cloud and meeting flows when class happens online · 9 selectable ASR families based on audio type
Structuring
More readable text for review · References, examples, articles, and exam tips preserved · Organized into sections, chapters, and supporting material
Distribution
Export to Word, PDF, and Markdown · Share links and collaborative work · Knowledge base to search past lectures
From a single professor to a whole course operation — anyone who records classes and needs them again later.
Built-in study modes turn the transcript into a study guide — faithful to the class, split into chapters and sections you can revise from.
The point is not just to record what was said. It is to preserve the explanation, the examples, the teaching sequence, and the relevant remarks of the class.
Search across all your classes to find a passage, compare two lectures, or pull up what you covered weeks ago.
Transcription, editorial structure, study material, and illustrations stay as separate, optional layers — you turn on only what a given class needs.
An education discount and an accessibility program with extra minutes for those who rely most on transcription — with a page of their own, not buried in the fine print.
