Turn lecture recordings into notes you can revise from

Recording a class saves you from scribbling, but replaying the audio is its own chore. Notta converts the recording to text and splits it into an AI summary and chapters that are quick to skim.

In a lecture hall, Notta Memo, a card-sized device that attaches to the back of a phone, can do the recording. For online classes you can send Notta into the Zoom or Google Meet session instead.

Notta's homepage says it automates lecture notes to make learning more inclusive and efficient. Look up a missed point by keyword, or speed up playback while revising.

Students see a 50% education discount on the pricing table, and the help center says to sign up with an educational email and apply the discount at purchase. Try one course on the free plan's 120 minutes first.

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