AI Notebook

Start by dropping anything you collect during the day into one workspace—typed notes from a call, a photo of a whiteboard, a PDF report, a quick voice memo, or a link to a tutorial video. After capture, use the built-in tools to turn messy inputs into usable material: convert speech to text, pull text from images (including handwriting), translate passages, and condense long documents into short briefs you can skim. When you need something specific, ask a question against your saved material to locate the exact line, number, or explanation without re-reading everything.

In class or self-study, you can import lecture recordings and slides, then generate study outputs from the same source content: structured lesson notes, flashcards for spaced review, quick quizzes to check understanding, or a simple mind map to see relationships. For work, upload meeting audio and follow up by extracting decisions, open questions, and next steps, then turn those into a task list you can act on. For research, collect articles, PDFs, and screenshots, tag them by topic, and use search to compare findings across sources.

Switching devices fits naturally into the workflow: capture on your phone, review on a tablet, and refine on a laptop. The result is a repeatable routine—capture, convert, query, and reuse—so your materials end up as clear, retrievable knowledge instead of scattered files and forgotten links.