Capture the material.
Create an account and add a class so recordings and notes have a place to live.
ClutchNotes AI · Learning & study
Keep the lesson.
Build on what you heard.
Bring lectures, transcripts, notes, and practice into one connected study process, with something useful to return to after class.
Why we built it
Listening and learning deserve their own space.
Keeping up with a lecture while trying to write everything down can divide your attention. ClutchNotes connects the material from class with the work that follows: reviewing ideas, organizing notes, and preparing for the next exam.
Getting started
A lecture becomes a place to start.
Find the structure.
Select the class, choose in-person or online recording, and complete the audio check before recording.
Put it into practice.
After the lecture, review the transcript and organized notes, then create study materials from the captured content.
Inside ClutchNotes AI
What you can do.
Capabilities in detail
- Lecture capture & transcription. Record the class and preserve the spoken material as a transcript you can revisit.
- Structured study notes. AI organizes the lecture into summaries and key concepts rather than leaving you with a single block of transcript text.
- Study guides & expanded explanations. Turn notes into fuller study guides with explanations and examples for a second pass through the material.
- Practice questions. Generate questions from the lecture content to test recall and identify topics to revisit.
- Dates & action items. AI can extract assignment deadlines, test dates, and action items mentioned in the lecture for you to check.
- Organization & export. Keep notes organized by class and date, edit the material, and export notes to Word.
What you get back
- The lecture transcript alongside organized notes.
- Study guides and lecture-based practice questions.
- Key concepts and extracted dates to verify against the course materials.
- Editable notes and a Word export.
Review the results in the app and keep the parts that fit your needs.
A closer look
A reference you can keep coming back to.
A summary is useful, but the source still matters. Keeping the transcript alongside your study materials gives you a way to return to the original explanation, check context, and continue learning beyond the first pass.
Take a closer look
Make the time after class count.
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