Lecture transcription for students

How it works

1. 1

   Record on your phone

   The stock voice recorder is fine. Put the phone on the desk rather than in a bag — a clear signal matters far more than an expensive mic.

2. 2

   Upload and choose the lecture language

   For a lecture delivered in Kannada or Hindi with English technical terms, pick the Indian language. The English terms still come through in Latin script.

3. 3

   Skim with timestamps

   Every paragraph is timestamped, so you can jump back to the exact moment a concept was explained instead of scrubbing through an hour of audio.

4. 4

   Fix terms and export

   Subject-specific vocabulary is the usual weak spot. Edit inline once, then export to DOCX for your notes.

Questions

Is it accurate enough for exam prep?

For recall and revision, yes — you are reading alongside your own memory of the class. Treat it as a searchable record rather than a verbatim legal document, and fix subject terms inline as you go.

What if my teacher switches between English and Kannada?

That is the normal case, not an edge case. Code-mixed speech is handled without you having to split the recording.

Is 30 free minutes enough?

It covers roughly one lecture a month at the 5-minute-per-file beta cap, so it is best used for the sessions that actually matter. Pro packs start at ₹99 for 120 minutes.

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