PrimeNoteWho PrimeNote is for
Four ways students use PrimeNote across a semester.
Exam prep
Turn a semester of lectures into flashcards and quizzes, and summarize a whole notebook when it's time to revise.
Lectures and seminars
Record in class, stay focused on the lecturer, and get the structured note afterwards.
Readings and papers
Import the PDF, get the argument and key terms, and ask follow-up questions in AI Chat.
Online courses
Paste a YouTube lesson and keep the takeaways next to the rest of the course.
A semester has a rhythm. Early on it's lectures and readings; mid-term brings essays and tests; the end is exam revision. PrimeNote fits each stage: record and organise as you go, summarize readings when the list gets long, and switch to flashcards and quizzes as the exams approach.
Most students use it in more than one way. The lecture recordings you make in week two become revision material in week twelve. The papers you summarize for an essay become flashcards for the exam. Keeping one notebook per course is what ties it together.
Questions
Who is PrimeNote for?
University and upper-school students who want study notes, flashcards and quizzes made from their own course material.
Can I use it for more than one course?
Yes. Create a notebook for each course and keep its material together.
Is it only for lectures?
No. It works with readings, videos, photos of notes and textbooks, and text you paste, as well as recordings.
Does it work for professional courses?
Yes. Certification courses with recordings, PDFs or captioned videos work the same way.
Try it on your next lecture
PrimeNote is free to start on iPhone and Android.