Capture the material.
Record a lecture while you listen, or bring in a PDF, scanned page or YouTube video. Keep the material together in a note.
AI NOTES AND STUDY TOOLSUnderstand
Understand
what you
save.
Bring lectures, PDFs and videos into one study space.
Find the key ideas, explore a mind map,
then test what you know.
In development for iOS
Your lecture, summarized.
See how the ideas connect.
Inside the ninote appSTART WITH WHAT YOU HAVE
RecordingsPDFs & documentsScanned pagesYouTube videosYour own words
FROM SAVED TO UNDERSTOODPick up where
Pick up where
your lecture left off.
You’ve saved the material. Now give yourself a way to study it.
Start with a summary, follow the connections, and practice recalling the ideas.
Understand the key ideas.
Start with a summary and open the mind map to see how ideas connect. Ask a question about your note when you need another explanation.
Check what you know.
Use flashcards and quizzes to recall the material. Check your answers, revisit the difficult parts, and explain the topic in your own words.
ONE NOTE. MORE WAYS IN.Work through
Work through
one note at a time.
Keep the source and your study tools together. Move between a summary, a mind map and questions as you work through the note.
AI can make mistakes. Check important details against your original source.
THE STUDY JOURNALPut your notes
Put your notes
to the test.
Choose a guide and try its exercise
on a topic you’re studying.
How to study with the Feynman technique
Find the gaps in your understanding with a simple explanation, a concrete example, and a second try.
Read the guideLearn how to learn with active recall and spaced practice
Bring active recall, spaced practice, and short focused sessions into one manageable week.
Read the guideHow to make a mind map for studying
Turn a page of scattered notes into a picture of how the ideas fit together.
Read the guideBuilt in Morocco.
Made for learners.
I’m AK, the maker of ninote. I’m building a study space that helps you work through your notes, connect ideas and practice what you learn.Read our story
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