A handwritten lecture, a contract, an instruction leaflet. Photograph it, and the note writes itself.
The camera finds the edges of the page and straightens the shot for you. Keep going, page after page.
Handwriting included. Headings, lists and tables keep their shape.
Summary, key points, questions worth digging into. Edit it, share it, ask it anything.
Your lectures, a notebook, a whiteboard you photographed.
Contract, lease, quote, letter from the administration.
A chapter, an article, a bibliography.
Instructions, a prescription, what is in a product.
Yes. Legible handwriting comes through well, crossings-out and margin notes included. A page that is too blurred or too skewed is flagged so you can retake it before the note is created.
As many as you like. Pages stack into the same scan and become one note, in the order you took them. You can drop one or retake it before you confirm.
The text comes out in whatever language the document is written in. The note itself is written in your phone's language, and you can ask for a translation afterwards.
They are sent encrypted and hosted in France. You will find them in the note, page by page, and you can delete them whenever you want.
Yes, the same as any other note. Ask for a date in a contract, a summary of a chapter, flashcards from a lecture, or the text of one particular page.
Key points, open questions, the summary. And the full text, page by page.
The main points in 2-3 sentences.
What was agreed or decided.
What needs to be done, and by whom.
Points to clarify later.
A complete recap of the discussion.
Your notes turn into living material. Ask a question, generate a quiz to study, a flashcard set, a table or a chart. You pick the format.
Multiple-choice questions generated from the lecture.
A set of question / answer cards in one click.
Visualize comparisons and key numbers.
A lecture, a meeting, an idea on the way out. Hit record and listen, the note writes itself.
Photograph a page, even a handwritten one. The text comes out clean, page after page.
Paste a link and get structured notes in seconds. Lectures, talks, tutorials.
Voice memos, podcasts, videos. MP3, M4A, WAV, MP4 and every other common format.