Class notes that learn with you.
Capture lectures, slides, and ideas in one place. Leo — your course-aware AI tutor — turns them into study guides, flashcards, and predicted exam questions. Granola and Notion don't know what class you're in. Leo does.
No credit card. Bring your own syllabus.
Lecture recording, transcribed
Hit record at the start of class. Get a timestamped transcript you can jump through, and AI-cleaned notes when it ends.
Slide & whiteboard capture
Snap photos of slides or the board mid-lecture. OCR pulls the text and aligns each slide to the moment in the recording.
Course-aware everything
Notes live inside courses. Every AI feature sees your syllabus, lectures, and problem sets for that course — not a generic LLM.
Leo, the tutor that knows your class
Ask Leo a question. He answers using your notes, your textbook, and your professor's emphasis — not Wikipedia.
Predicted exam questions
From your syllabus, lectures, and past psets, Leo predicts what's likely on the exam — with worked answers.
Syllabus → calendar, in one click
Paste a syllabus. Get exam dates, PSet deadlines, and lecture topics on a calendar Leo can plan around.
AI study planner
Leo schedules your study blocks across courses based on difficulty, due dates, and where you're struggling.
Daily digest + learn ahead
Each morning: one interesting thing from yesterday's notes, plus a preview of what's coming up this week.
Flashcards, generated
Turn any note into a spaced-repetition deck. Drill what matters; the cards adapt to what you forget.
The tutor that already did the reading.
Leo has read your syllabus, sat through your lectures, and graded your problem sets. Ask him to explain a concept and he'll use your professor'sframing. Ask for practice problems and he'll match the style of your last PSet. Tell him you don't get something and he'll diagnose the gap, not lecture you.
- Explains a lecture moment by timestamp
- Generates practice problems in your professor's style
- Tracks where you're losing points and revisits
- Quizzes you the night before an exam
Why not just use Granola or Notion?
Both are great tools. Neither was built for the rhythm of a college class.
| Feature | note logger | Granola | Notion |
|---|---|---|---|
| Course / syllabus model | Yes — first class | No | Workaround |
| Predicted exam questions | Yes | No | No |
| AI that has read your textbook | Yes | No | No |
| Spaced-repetition flashcards | Built-in | No | Plugin |
| Lecture transcript with slide alignment | Yes | Audio only | No |
| Daily digest + learn ahead | Yes | No | No |
| Built for class-note speed | Yes | Meetings-first | Generic |
Free while you're a student.
Sign up with a .edu email and the core features stay free. Heavier AI usage (long lecture transcripts, predicted exams every week) is on the paid tiers.
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