AI note taker for students
Notibo records your lecture in the browser and takes in the lecturer's slides as a PDF, PowerPoint or Word file. The recording becomes a note with a transcript, a summary, main points and action items; the slides become a second note with a summary and main points, in the same library. On Pro, folders sort the library by subject and the same notes become flashcards on a spaced-repetition schedule. Free for 30 minutes of recording and 5 documents a month, no card.
No cardNothing to install
One lecture, three moments
In the lecture
Press record in the browser and put the laptop down. Notibo listens through the microphone, or captures the tab of an online class with its system audio, so you can follow the argument instead of typing it.
The week after
About a minute after you stop, the recording is a note: a transcript you can correct, a summary, the main points and the action items. Upload the slide deck and it becomes a second note in the same library.
The night before the exam
On Pro, any note in the folder becomes flashcards, and spaced repetition brings each card back at longer intervals the better you know it. You test yourself on week 3 instead of rereading it.
What goes in, and what comes out
In
- Your microphone, in the browser
- A screen or tab with system audio, in Chrome or Edge on a computer
- An audio file you already have
- PDF, PowerPoint or Word
Out
- Transcript
- Summary
- Main points
- Action items
- Flashcards (Pro)
- Review schedule (Pro)
Who this is not for
If you want an app on your phone. Notibo runs in a desktop browser, and recording an online class needs Chrome or Edge on a computer.
If your course is mostly problem sets, lab work or reading, with few lectures and no slides. There is not much for Notibo to record, and it does not replace the reading: the notes get you back into the lecture, they are not the textbook.
If you already write good cards in a dedicated flashcard app and like doing it. Notibo makes the cards for you from the lecture, which is a different job.
Read more
- How lecture recording works
- Flashcards from lectures and slides
- Pricing
- How to use AI to study smarter (without cheating)
- Exam preparation: a plan that works for the final 3 weeks
- How to make a study schedule that works
- How to stay focused through an entire lecture or meeting
- 5 note-taking techniques that actually work (and 2 to drop)