To record your lectures on your phone and turn them into notes and flashcards, use MeetNotes: it writes revision notes from the recording and adds a quiz, flashcards, the hardest ideas explained simply and a one-page revision sheet. It recognises a lecture on its own (or you can choose the Lecture format), and you get the outline in the order it was taught, key concepts and definitions, worked examples, every question from the Q&A with its answer, exam and deadline announcements, and a "to revise" list, with the full transcript to check any line. It works when the lecturer switches between languages.
For: Students, teachers and tutors: lectures, classes, coaching sessions, tuition, parent-teacher meetings
Free to start · 100 minutes included
Prof. Iyer · Students
Entropy of an isolated system never decreases. Yeh second law hai, exam mein zaroor aayega.
12:40Sir, does that hold for open systems too?
48:15| Format | Sections |
|---|---|
| Lecture | Outline by topic · Key concepts & definitions · Formulas & rules · Examples worked · Check the board & slides · Q&A · Announcements · To revise · Likely exam questions · Assignments |
| Student session (tutors, coaching, parent-teacher meetings) | Covered · Gaps · Student's questions · Homework · Progress |
The notes only record what was said in the room. They never add explanations of their own.
The Q&A section keeps each question with the answer given, including the ones you were too slow to write down.
Exam dates, deadlines and readings mentioned in passing are listed on their own.
A lecture that moves between English and Hindi, or another language, is transcribed as spoken. Notes can be written in the language you study in.
Ask a question about a recorded lecture and get the answer with the line it came from.
Ask the lecturer or teacher before recording a class, and follow your institution's rules on recording. For a parent-teacher meeting or a tutoring session, tell everyone present that it is being recorded.
MeetNotes. Record the lecture on your phone, or upload a recording, and you get revision notes plus a Study section with a quiz, flashcards for the key terms, the hardest ideas explained simply and a revision sheet, all made only from what was taught.
MeetNotes is free to start: every account includes 100 minutes of recording, enough for a couple of lectures. Each lecture comes back with a summary, the outline, a one-page revision sheet and likely exam questions with their answers, taken only from what the lecturer said.
Yes. Every lecture recorded in MeetNotes gets a short quiz with multiple-choice, true-or-false and fill-in-the-blank questions. Each answer says straight away whether you were right and why, and New questions gives you a fresh set from the same lecture.
Yes. Choose the Lecture (teacher) format before you record. You get notes for yourself (what was covered, students' questions, homework and what to cover next time), and a quiz, flashcards and a revision sheet for your students. The PDF carries the revision sheet and the quiz with an answer key, ready to share.
Yes. MeetNotes records the lecture on your phone and writes revision notes in the Lecture format: outline, key concepts, examples, Q&A, announcements, a to-revise list and likely exam questions, plus the full transcript.
No. When you have not picked a format, MeetNotes uses the Lecture format on its own when one person is teaching for most of the recording. You can still choose it yourself before recording.
A normal lecture, and longer. It uses minutes from your balance; every account starts with 100 free minutes.
Yes. The Student session format records what was covered, the gaps, questions asked, homework and progress, as a PDF or Word file you can share with parents.
Yes. There is no language to set, and mixed-language teaching is transcribed as spoken.
100 minutes included. See what the minutes look like before you decide anything.
