AI lecture summarizer that turns recordings into structured study notes with timestamps.
Manual translation, hired voice actors, days of waiting. Creators and teams lose time and money on every single video.
Skip the old workflowHow do I extract key points from a 90-minute lecture in Spanish without rewatching it all?
Why does my transcript of a technical lecture in Japanese turn into disconnected bullet points with no logical flow?
What if the lecturer speaks fast with domain-specific terms—will the summary miss critical definitions and examples?
Upload, pick languages, and let the AI handle the rest. No software to install.
A few clicks, that is all.
A few clicks, that is all.
A few clicks, that is all.
A few clicks, that is all.
I'm a nursing student. Our pharmacology lectures are 90 minutes of dense material, and the professor talks fast. I tried recording and rewatching — that just doubled my workload. This lecture summarizer changed everything: I upload the recording (or paste the link), and it returns structured notes — drug classes, mechanisms, side effects, exam cues — each tied to a timestamp. Before an exam I re-read only the summaries. My average went from a C to an A- in one semester, and I finally have weekends.
Identifies lecture segments like introduction, definition, example, and conclusion—not just sentence compression.
Keeps technical vocabulary intact across languages, avoiding generic substitutions for subject-specific terms.
Works offline once uploaded—no need for stable streaming or external platform access during processing.
TXT and Markdown exports contain only summary content—no timestamps, speaker labels, or metadata clutter.
It retains short inline formulas and code fragments when they appear verbatim in speech, but doesn’t render or format them. Output is plain TXT or Markdown—no LaTeX or syntax highlighting.
Yes—you select Mandarin as source and English as target. The summary appears in English and exports cleanly to TXT or Markdown with no extra markup.
It relies on clear speech input. Background noise or multiple simultaneous speakers reduce accuracy. On longer files, coherence holds best where audio quality stays consistent.
You can review and copy the full summary in the browser before export. There’s no in-app editor—but you can paste and refine it elsewhere before saving as TXT or Markdown.
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