Lecture notes from any source you study with
A recording from Monday, a deck from Tuesday, a video your lecturer recommended, a photo of the board. NotizAI turns each of them into the same kind of study sheet.
Record a lecture
Record right in the lecture hall. Even if the app shuts down, what you've recorded stays on your phone.
Upload audio
Import recordings and voice memos: MP3, M4A, WAV, AAC or OGG.
PDFs and slides
Import slides, scripts and papers as PDF or Word files.
YouTube and web pages
Paste a YouTube link (with captions) or a public web page.
Photos and handwriting
Photograph the board, a book page or your handwritten notes.
Your own notes
Paste or type text and NotizAI organizes it.
The material of a single course rarely arrives in one format. Some of it you hear, some you read, some you watch and some you only manage to photograph before the board is wiped. NotizAI lets you turn lecture slides, recordings and videos into notes without switching tools: record the lecture in the app, upload an audio file, import a PDF or Word document, paste a YouTube link with captions or a public web page, take photos of pages and boards, or paste your own text.
Whichever route you take, the result looks the same. You get a structured note with headings that follow the source, core points, things to remember, key terms and pitfalls marked in colour, and the transcript or source text in its own tab. Because every note has the same shape, a recorded lecture and the paper you read for it sit side by side in the notebook and are revised the same way, with flashcards, a quiz, a mind map and Ask AI.
A good habit is one notebook per course and every source for that course inside it. Lectures go in on the day, slides when they're posted, readings when they're assigned. By the end of the semester the notebook holds the whole course in one format, and the notebook overview can summarise all of it. Each page below explains one way in: what works, what doesn't and how to get the best result.
Questions
Which kinds of material can NotizAI work with?
Lecture recordings, audio files (MP3, M4A, WAV, AAC, OGG), PDF, DOC and DOCX documents, YouTube videos with captions, public web pages, photos and screenshots, and typed or pasted text.
Do notes from different sources look different?
No. Every source becomes the same kind of structured, colour-marked study sheet with the same study tools.
Can I combine a recording and slides from one lecture?
Add both to the same course notebook. Each gets its own note, and the notebook overview summarises them together.
What doesn't work?
YouTube videos without captions, live streams and Shorts, other video sites, and web pages behind a login.
Try it on your next lecture
Get NotizAI for iPhone or Android and start your next study sheet for free.