AI lecture note taker
Notibo records a lecture from your laptop microphone, or captures screen and system audio for an online class with no bot joining the call, transcribes it, and writes structured notes with a summary, main points and action items. Add the lecturer's slide deck as a separate document note in the same library. Try Pro free for 14 days with 240 minutes of recording, no card, nothing to install. After the trial the account is free, with 30 minutes a month.
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Three ways the recording gets in
From the microphone
Open Notibo in the browser on your laptop or your phone, pick the language, press record. A single recording runs up to 2 hours, and the transcript and notes are ready about a minute after you stop.
From a tab or screen, with system audio
For an online class, or a recorded lecture playing in a tab, Notibo captures the tab and its sound while your own microphone is recorded alongside it. Nothing joins the call and nobody sees a bot. This needs Chrome or Edge on a computer.
From a file you already have
Upload an MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG, MP4 or WebM recording of up to 50 MB and it goes through the same transcription and notes.
Notibo works on a phone too. Add it to the home screen from your browser, with nothing to download from the App Store or Google Play, and record from the microphone. Keep Notibo open while it records: locking the phone or switching apps can stop the recording. An online class is recorded from a computer.
What the note looks like
The transcript sits on the left, split by speaker where Notibo can tell them apart. On the right sit the AI summary, the main points and the action items, each of them editable. On Pro, the lecture is filed in its subject folder. Download it as PDF or Word, or share a read-only link.
Languages
78 languages are transcribed, from Danish and English to German, Spanish, French, Dutch, Italian, Portuguese, Arabic and Hindi. Auto-detect is the default: it covers all of them, and copes with speakers switching language mid-sentence. Pick a language yourself when the whole recording is in one.
Who it is for, and who it is not for
Students who want to follow the lecture instead of typing it, and anyone who sits through long meetings. It is not for you if you need a bot that joins your calls, or a recorder that keeps running with the phone locked: Notibo records from your own computer or phone while it is open, and it does not replace reading the material.