Observed arrival · 2026-09-20
notAIr: Notes that keep the lecture in order
A Hungarian note-taking tool for university students that combines spoken input, drawings, and timestamps into a processed lecture note.
- For
- University students who combine handwritten and spoken notes
- Worth noticing
- The tool preserves the student's own wording while marking machine-corrected transcription passages.
Field notes
The homepage distinguishes speech recognition from audio recording and says recognition happens on the phone during the lecture. Timestamps keep spoken entries and drawings aligned, while the post-class workflow reportedly separates the student’s own sentences from generated text and marks contextual corrections rather than silently replacing them. The site also describes a one-page memory map of the lecture’s main branches and concepts, aimed at quick review before an exam.
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