How It Works

From lecture recording to study-ready notes in four steps

Lectify handles the full pipeline: capture what happens in class, organize it into notes, and turn it into study materials you can use before exams.

Capture the lecture

Record a lecture live using Lectify's built-in recorder, or upload an audio file after class. The recorder includes a real-time transcript so you can follow along during the lecture.

Built-in recorder with live transcription
Upload MP3, WAV, M4A, WebM, or OGG files
Works with recordings from any app or device

Add slide context

Attach your professor's PDF slides or PPTX slide decks before generating notes. Lectify uses the slide content alongside the audio transcript to produce notes that reflect both what was said and what was shown.

PDF and PPTX slide support
Slide content is woven into your notes
Optional — notes still work with audio alone

Generate structured notes

Lectify turns the lecture transcript and slide content into organized, chapter-by-chapter notes. Sections map back to topics covered in class — not a raw wall of transcript text.

Chapter and topic organization
Key concepts and definitions highlighted
Full searchable transcript saved alongside notes

Study with flashcards & quizzes

Generate flashcard decks and quiz questions from your lecture notes. Study materials are scoped to exactly what your professor covered — no generic question banks.

AI-generated flashcard decks
Quiz mode with instant feedback
Scoped to specific lectures or topics

Why not just use a transcript?

A raw transcript gives you a wall of text with no structure. Lectify is designed to turn lecture audio and slides into organized notes with clear sections, highlighted concepts, and study outputs that are actually useful before quizzes, exams, and weekly assignments.

The transcript is still there — searchable and saved alongside your notes — but the notes themselves are structured for review, not just reading.

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