Lecture notes for students
Say what you just learned before it fades. Notabe transcribes it on-device, titles and tags it by topic, and finds it by meaning when exams come around.
Capture the lecture while it’s fresh
Walking out of a lecture, the ideas are as clear as they’ll ever be — and fading fast. Speak the key points into Notabe and it transcribes them on-device into a real note, titled by subject and tagged by topic. No folder to choose, no filename to invent, just the thought captured before the next class pushes it out of your head.
Organized by topic, automatically
Across a term you’ll pile up dozens of notes, and hand-filing them never happens. The AI does it for you, tagging each note so lectures on the same topic cluster together, and giving long notes a short summary you can review in seconds. Because transcription is on-device, your study notes stay private to you.
Find everything at exam time
Come revision week, you don’t remember which lecture covered what — you remember the concept. Semantic search finds notes by meaning, so a topic search surfaces every lecture that touched it, and the Graph links related notes across weeks into one thread. Voice capture and tagging are free; search, the Graph, and resurfacing come with Pro at $9.99 a month.
Frequently asked
Can I capture notes quietly during class?
Speaking suits the walk out of the lecture hall or the gap between classes — say what stuck while it’s fresh. In class you can type or jot instead; the AI titles and tags a note the same way whichever you use.
How does this help at exam time?
Semantic search finds notes by concept, so searching a topic surfaces every lecture that touched it, even if your wording differed. The Graph links related notes across weeks so a subject reads as one connected thread.
Is it affordable for students?
Free covers voice capture, auto-tagging, and a few summaries a month. Pro is $9.99/mo or $59.99/yr (save 50%) and adds semantic search, the Graph, unlimited summaries, and daily resurfacing.