Build a map of the lecture
Start with the short summary to locate the topic and main questions. Read the medium or detailed summary for the explanation, examples and limitations. Keep definitions, evidence and the lecturer’s opinions distinct.
Check formulas and make your own notes
Spoken transcription does not recover silent slides, diagrams or formulas. Compare technical notation with the original teaching material. Add your own questions and verified examples; a summary helps you study but is not a substitute for checking the lecture.
Check and save the result
AI helps you understand the material but can make mistakes. Check exact quotations, names, numbers and important conclusions against the original recording.
Reopen saved entries, rename them and add notes. Copy the selected view or download available summaries and the transcript as TXT.
Questions
What are the current limits?
The current cloud configuration allows recordings up to ten hours and uploads up to 20 MiB. An internet connection is required. Larger files need to be split or compressed without making the speech unclear.
Do I need an account or subscription?
Your own files and individual public videos do not require login. Instagram account import requires login to your own professional Business or Creator account; other people’s and personal accounts cannot be connected. Core features are free. Sign in with Google or Apple to save history in your account and synchronize it across devices using the main app. Without sign-in, recordings stay on this device; you can choose to add them to your account.