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Who it's for

One note, many ways to study

Every note you create comes with the same set of study tools, built from that note's own content.

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Read

  1. Summary

    to read

    The key ideas of the lecture in a structured note, with the transcript underneath when you need the exact wording.

  2. Transcript

    to check

    The full text of your recording or video, kept next to the note for exact quotes and definitions.

  3. Notebook summary

    to revise

    One summary across every note in a notebook, for revising a whole course at once.

Test yourself

  1. Flashcards

    to recall

    Question-and-answer cards made from the note. Flip, answer from memory, and see what you still need to review.

  2. Quiz

    to test

    Multiple-choice questions on the material, with an explanation after each answer.

  3. AI Chat

    to ask

    Ask about anything in the note and get answers based on your own material.

See it

  1. Mind map

    to structure

    The whole topic as a map you can scan before an exam to check what you remember.

  2. Infographic

    to see

    A one-page visual of how the ideas connect, for topics that make more sense as a diagram.

Listen

  1. Podcast

    to listen

    Turn a note into an audio episode, choose the speakers and the language, and review away from your desk.

  2. Read aloud

    to replay

    Have the note itself read to you while you follow along or rest your eyes.

A note on its own is something to reread, and rereading is one of the weaker ways to revise. PrimeNote builds a set of study tools from each note so you can do the things that actually help: test yourself, see the structure, explain the topic, and come back to it in a different form.

The tools fall into four groups. Read: the summary, the transcript and the notebook summary for a whole course. Test yourself: flashcards, a multiple-choice quiz and AI chat. See it: a mind map and a one-page infographic. Listen: read-aloud audio and a podcast episode.

You don't need all of them every time. A sensible default is summary first, quiz a day later, flashcards for what you missed, and a mind map or podcast before the exam.

Questions

Which study tools come with each note?

A summary, the transcript or source text, flashcards, a quiz, AI chat, a mind map, an infographic, read-aloud audio and a podcast option.

Which tool should I start with?

Read the summary, then test yourself with the quiz or flashcards. Testing is where most of the learning happens.

Are the tools built from my material?

Yes. Each tool is built from the content of that note.

Do I need a subscription for every tool?

No. PrimeNote is free to start; the full toolkit and podcast credits come with a subscription.

Try it on your next lecture

PrimeNote is free to start on iPhone and Android.

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