A whole course in one go
Drop the folder of recordings or paste YouTube links. Every lecture is transcribed in the course's language, and files you've already added are flagged.
For exam prep from recorded classes, or a course archive you never got through. Drop in every lecture, files or YouTube links: each comes back as notes, flashcards and a practice test, and the course gets one set of notes, one question bank and an Anki export.
★ = the lecturer stressed this point for the exam.
Drop the folder of recordings or paste YouTube links. Every lecture is transcribed in the course's language, and files you've already added are flagged.
Study notes, section by section. Points the lecturer stressed for the exam are marked ★.
Each lecture gets flashcards and a multiple-choice test with the right answer explained.
Every question from every lecture in one document, lectures in order, answers and explanations included.
All the flashcards in one file for Anki, tagged by lecture, so you can review the whole course.
Same sign-in, same minutes. Download any transcript as DOCX, PDF, TXT or SRT subtitles.
Audio and video files from your computer (MP3, M4A, WAV, MP4, MOV and other common formats) and YouTube links. You can drop a whole folder at once; files already in the course are flagged so you don't add them twice.
Long recordings, several hours each, are fine. A large course is worked through lecture by lecture, so the last notes can take a while to appear.
By the date in the file name. Files without a date follow the lecture number in the name (Lecture 4, Clase 3, Lezione 12…), and the rest keep the order you added them in.
Speaker labels are off by default, because most lectures have one voice. Turn them on for a course with discussion: speakers show as Speaker 1, Speaker 2 until you name them, for example Lecturer or Student.
Your recordings, transcripts and notes are kept in your own txscribe account. txscribe does not use your recordings or transcripts to train models, and you can delete a lecture or a whole course at any time.
It uses your txscribe minutes, like any upload to txscribe, and you start with free minutes. Notes, flashcards and the practice test come with each lecture; a summary is made only when you ask for one.
It doesn't record classes live, and it doesn't add anything the lecturer didn't say: notes, cards and questions come only from the recording. It doesn't replace your syllabus, so check what matters against your course materials.