LECTURES BECOME LESSONS
Study & AITranscript — turn any transcript into study material
Paste the transcript of a lecture, talk or interview, and walk away with notes, a quiz and a flashcard deck — built from words that were actually said.
Opens locally in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
A transcript is knowledge trapped in chronological order — an hour of someone talking, searchable by nothing. Transcript analysis frees it: paste the text from any source, and it comes back as structured notes, a quiz, and a flashcard deck. The same content, finally shaped for studying instead of scrolling.
Any source works, because the tool cares about text, not provenance: lectures, YouTube talks, interviews, meeting notes, podcasts with captions. Paste it in, and the material becomes part of the workspace — which means the quiz can be retimed as an exam, the deck can join a notebook, and the notes can be edited into whatever shape your course needs.
The quiet advantage is coverage. You did not attend the lecture? The transcript still did. Working through someone else's talk as notes, cards and questions is often faster and more complete than having been there — pause, repeat and review are unlimited.
Free, no account, and the transcript never leaves your device. Whatever you paste in is processed in this tab, which is exactly where it stays.
What you can do
The parts people actually reach for.
Any transcript, any source
Lectures, talks, interviews, captions — if it is text, it works.
Structured notes out
The hour of talk becomes notes you can actually navigate.
Flashcard decks out
The key points become cards with scheduled reviews.
Quizzes out
Check comprehension immediately, not next week.
Joins the workspace
Feed the notebook, retake as an exam, edit into course shape.
Stays on your device
Pasted text is processed locally — no upload, no account.
How it works
Three steps, no detours.
Paste the transcript
From any source — the tool only ever sees the text.
Choose what to build
Notes, quiz, flashcards — or all three at once.
Study and keep
Everything lands in the workspace, saved to your local Library.
Questions, answered
The ones people ask first.
Where do transcripts come from?
Anywhere — copy them from lecture recordings, video captions, interviews or your own dictation.
What do I get out?
Structured notes, quizzes and flashcard decks, all editable and saved locally.
Is the text uploaded?
No. Analysis happens in your browser; the transcript stays on your device.
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