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Lecture note taker

The lecture note taker that records, writes and quizzes you.

Take class notes online without typing a word. Record live or upload a recording or transcript, and get a full transcript, clear notes and a summary, then flashcards and a quiz from the same lecture.

  • Record live in class or upload audio
  • Transcript to notes, summary and flashcards
  • Practice quiz from every lecture
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Transcript to notes, without the typing

Hit record in class, or upload a recording or transcript afterwards. DueToday turns it into a full transcript, structured lecture notes and a short summary, so your class notes are online and searchable the moment the lecture ends.

Already have a transcript from somewhere else? Upload or paste it and get organised notes, flashcards and a practice quiz from the same lecture.

Why students switch

More than a lecture note taker

Record any lecture

Record live in class or upload audio. Get a full transcript, clear structured notes and a summary.

Flashcards that schedule themselves

Spaced repetition brings each card back right before you forget it. Export decks to Anki or CSV.

Practice tests with explanations

Quizzes built from your own lectures and readings, with an explanation for every answer.

Galileo, your AI tutor

Ask anything about your course and get answers from your own material, by chat or voice.

Works with every source

PDFs, slides, Word docs, YouTube videos, web pages and audio files, all in one place.

More ways to study

Mind maps, crash courses, study guides, cheatsheets, AI podcasts and study songs.

Plans around your classes

Study sessions in Google Calendar, plus imports from Notion and Google Drive.

Nothing to install

Works in your browser on any laptop, tablet or phone. Sign up and start in seconds.

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How it works

From lecture to exam-ready in three steps

  1. 1

    Record or upload

    Record your lecture, or drop in a PDF, slides, a YouTube link or a recording.

  2. 2

    Get your study kit

    DueToday writes the notes, then builds flashcards, a practice test and a mind map.

  3. 3

    Study what matters

    Review with spaced repetition and ask Galileo whenever something doesn't click.

Student stories

Students study less and remember more

“I used to spend 3 hours making flashcards. Now I paste my lecture notes and DueToday does it in 10 seconds. My GPA went from 2.8 to 3.7.”
Sarah K.UCLA · Pre-med
“I upload the lecture recording and by the time I get home, I have a full set of notes and quizzes ready. My study sessions used to start with setup. Now they just start.”
Marcus T.University of Toronto · Engineering
“The YouTube to flashcards feature alone is worth it. I convert entire revision playlists into study sets instantly.”
James L.University of Melbourne · Medicine

Questions

Can I turn a lecture transcript into notes?

Yes. Upload or paste a transcript and DueToday turns it into organised notes with headings, key terms and a summary, then builds flashcards and a quiz from it.

Does the AI note taker for lectures work live in class?

Yes. Record straight from your browser on a laptop, tablet or phone. When you stop, you get the transcript, notes and summary.

What's the difference between lecture transcription and lecture notes?

A transcript is every word that was said. Lecture notes pick out the main ideas, definitions and examples in a structured layout. DueToday gives you both from the same recording.

Where are my class notes stored?

Your class notes are online in your DueToday account, so you can open them on any device. Uploaded content is private by default and isn't used to train AI models.

What can I upload?

Lecture recordings and audio files, PDFs, slides, Word documents, YouTube links and web pages. You can also record a lecture live or paste your own notes.

Can I record lectures live?

Yes. Record in your browser on any device, and DueToday turns the recording into a transcript, notes, flashcards and a practice test.

Can I export my flashcards?

Yes. Export any deck to Anki, CSV or PDF, or study it in DueToday with spaced repetition.

Is there a free trial?

Yes. Every account starts with a free trial of DueToday Pro, with full access to every feature.

Your next lecture, done.

Notes, flashcards, practice tests and an AI tutor from everything you study.

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