Flashcards
FSRSA card comes back before you forget it. Rate it with two buttons or a swipe.
Record the lecture on your phone. Minutes later you have a transcript, notes, flashcards and a quiz, and every sentence links to its minute in the recording.
In a basement lecture hall or on a train. The recording saves in pieces on your phone and uploads itself when the signal returns.
You see the time and status on the lock screen and in the Dynamic Island. “Important” and “Stop” are right under your thumb.
The marker lands in the transcript and that part gets more room in your notes. Snap the slide or the board without stopping.
0:03First,areminderofthefirstlaw:theinternalenergyofasystemchangesbyheatandwork.0:35Youwillneedthisformulaintheexam,somakesureyourememberit.
Notes come with a summary, key concepts and “For the test” boxes. Every fact has a time chip, so you check the source with one tap instead of taking it on trust.
A card comes back before you forget it. Rate it with two buttons or a swipe.
What does the area under the curve on a p–V diagram mean?
Answer on your own, in your head or on paper. The model answer waits underneath.
25 minutes of study, 5 minutes of break. The time counts towards your daily goal.
Set the exam date. Every day Noteway picks the cards you would forget by then, and from 3 days before the exam it adds a quiz from all lectures, weakest first.
Your account, transcripts and notes live on a server in Poland, recordings in EU storage. Some providers (including AI, email and infrastructure) operate outside the EEA, under GDPR-compliant contracts.
We don’t train AI models on your recordings. We choose providers that don’t either.
The transcript tells the lecturer from the audience, but never identifies people or voices.