{"toolsAiLectureNotes":{"heroBadge":"AI lecture notes","heroTitle":"Stop typing.","heroTitleHighlight":"Get clean lecture notes.","heroDescription":"Stop scrambling to write down everything the professor says. Record the lecture and Scholarly's AI Meeting Notes generates clean, organized notes — definitions, examples, formulas, and the cause-and-effect relationships you'd otherwise miss. The same tool works for study groups, meetings, and interviews too.","ctaButton":"Get AI lecture notes","heroCtaSecondary":"See how it works","heroNote":"Free to start · No credit card · Record live or upload audio","heroSocialProof":"Used by 200,000+ learners and professionals worldwide","trustStat1":"200,000+","trustStat1Label":"Learners and professionals","trustStat2":"70+","trustStat2Label":"Languages","trustStat3":"Live or upload","trustStat3Label":"Any audio source","eyebrowHow":"How it works","howTitle":"From spoken lecture to study notes in three steps","howDesc":"Stay engaged in class while the AI captures, structures, and organizes everything for you.","step1Title":"Step 1: Record the Lecture","step1Description":"Start a recording in Scholarly while the professor talks — or upload an existing audio file.","step2Title":"Step 2: AI Generates Notes","step2Description":"Scholarly transcribes, identifies the key concepts, definitions, and examples, and structures everything into clean lecture notes.","step3Title":"Step 3: Review & Study","step3Description":"Edit, export, or convert to flashcards and practice tests to actually memorize the material.","eyebrowFeatures":"What you get","whatYouGetTitle":"What you actually get","whatYouGetDesc":"Not a wall of raw transcript — a structured study artifact you can revise from.","feature1Title":"Structured notes","feature1Description":"Headings, definitions, and examples — organized like a study guide, not a transcript dump.","feature2Title":"Key concepts","feature2Description":"The AI surfaces what's testable; filters out small talk and tangents.","feature3Title":"Real transcript","feature3Description":"Searchable, timestamped transcript backs every note in case you need to verify a detail.","feature4Title":"Convert to flashcards","feature4Description":"One click turns the lecture's key concepts into a flashcard deck for active recall.","eyebrowWhy":"Why it works","quickAnswer":"AI lecture notes are clean, structured notes an AI generates from a lecture instead of you typing them. With Scholarly you record a class live (or upload an audio file), and the AI transcribes it and writes notes you can study from — definitions, formulas, worked examples, and the cause-and-effect links between ideas — not a raw transcript. Then it's one click to flashcards, a quiz, or a practice test on the same material.","whyBeatTitle":"Why AI Lecture Notes Beat Frantic Typing","whyBeatBody1":"When you try to write down everything the professor says, you stop listening. The AI handles the transcription so you can stay engaged in real time. Afterward, instead of reading through 40 pages of raw transcript, you get a structured study artifact: definitions, formulas, worked examples, the connections between ideas, and the things the professor emphasized.","whyBeatBody2":"Recordings are stored in your account, so you can search across an entire semester of lectures by keyword and revisit any moment in audio plus text.","everySubjectTitle":"For Every Subject and Every Class Format","everySubjectBody":"Lecture-hall classes, small seminars, recorded online courses, recitation sections, study groups, project meetings — anywhere there's spoken content, Scholarly's AI Meeting Notes turns it into clean notes. Works for STEM, humanities, languages, professional school (med, law, business), and graduate seminars.","pairTitle":"Pair Lecture Notes with Active Recall","pairBody":"Reading lecture notes once is passive. Active recall is what cements knowledge. Scholarly turns lecture notes into flashcards, practice tests, or cheat sheets with one click — same source, different study modality.","eyebrowCompare":"How it compares","compareTitle":"AI Lecture Notes vs. the old way","compareDesc":"Typing fast and raw transcripts each solve part of the problem. Here's where Scholarly does the whole job.","typingTitle":"Typing notes by hand","typingP1Bold":"Good for:","typingP1":"feeling in control of what goes on the page during class.","typingP2":"But you can't listen and write at the same time — you miss the explanation while copying the slide.","typingP3":"And your notes are only as complete as how fast you type.","transcriptTitle":"Raw transcript tools","transcriptP1Bold":"Good for:","transcriptP1":"capturing every word so nothing is lost.","transcriptP2":"But a 40-page transcript isn't a study tool — it's the same firehose, just written down.","transcriptP3":"You still have to read it all and figure out what actually matters.","scholarlyBadge":"Best for students","scholarlyTitle":"Scholarly","scholarlyP1Bold":"Best for:","scholarlyP1":"staying present in class and walking out with notes you can actually study from.","scholarlyP2":"Structured notes with definitions, examples, and key concepts — not a transcript dump.","scholarlyP3":"Searchable timestamped transcript still backs every note for verification.","scholarlyP4":"One click turns the lecture into flashcards or a practice test for active recall.","faqTitle":"Frequently Asked Questions","eyebrowFaq":"FAQ","relatedLinksHeading":"More Scholarly study tools","eyebrowPricing":"Get started","bottomCtaTitle":"Sign up to Get AI Lecture Notes","bottomCtaDescription":"Free to start. Stop frantic typing and pay attention in class. Go Premium for higher voice limits and longer audio files.","seoTitle":"AI Lecture Notes — Record or Upload, Get Clean Notes","seoDescription":"AI lecture notes generator: record a lecture or upload audio and get clean, structured notes you can study from — free to start.","seoKeyword0":"ai lecture notes","seoKeyword1":"ai lecture notes generator","seoKeyword2":"free ai lecture notes","seoKeyword3":"online ai lecture notes","seoKeyword4":"lecture notes ai","seoKeyword5":"automatic lecture notes","seoKeyword6":"college ai lecture notes","seoKeyword7":"university ai lecture notes","seoKeyword8":"ai notes from audio","seoKeyword9":"lecture transcription notes","seoFeature0":"Live recording or audio upload","seoFeature1":"AI-structured lecture notes","seoFeature2":"Searchable transcript","seoFeature3":"Math and technical terminology preserved","seoFeature4":"Convert to flashcards or practice test","seoFeature5":"Multi-language support","seoFeature6":"Export to PDF","howToName":"How to Get AI Lecture Notes","howToStep0Name":"Record the lecture","howToStep0Text":"Start recording in Scholarly during the lecture or upload an existing audio file.","howToStep1Name":"AI generates notes","howToStep1Text":"Scholarly transcribes the audio and structures it into clean, organized lecture notes.","howToStep2Name":"Review and study","howToStep2Text":"Edit anything, then export to PDF or convert to flashcards and practice tests for active recall.","faq0Question":"What is AI lecture notes?","faq0Answer":"Scholarly's AI lecture notes feature turns a recording (live audio or uploaded file) into clean, structured notes — definitions, examples, formulas, and key concepts laid out for studying.","faq1Question":"How is this different from a transcript?","faq1Answer":"A transcript is raw text. AI lecture notes are organized — the AI identifies what's testable, structures it into headings, and pairs definitions with examples. The transcript is still available for reference.","faq2Question":"Can I record live or upload audio?","faq2Answer":"Both. Start a recording in Scholarly during a live lecture, or upload an existing audio file (or video with audio) and let the AI transcribe and structure it.","faq3Question":"Does it handle technical terminology?","faq3Answer":"Yes — STEM, medical, legal, and academic terminology are recognized and preserved. Math notation is captured. You can correct any term the AI mishears.","faq4Question":"Can I convert lecture notes to flashcards?","faq4Answer":"Yes, one click. Same content, different study modality — perfect for active recall.","faq5Question":"Is it free?","faq5Answer":"Yes, free to start. Premium adds higher voice limits and longer audio files.","faq6Question":"Does it work in non-English lectures?","faq6Answer":"Yes, Scholarly transcribes and generates notes in many major languages — Spanish, French, German, Mandarin, and more. And the same tool doubles as AI Meeting Notes: point it at a lecture, a meeting, a study group, or an interview and it produces the same structured, study-ready notes from any of them.","faq7Question":"How do I get AI notes from audio?","faq7Answer":"Record a lecture live in Scholarly or upload an existing audio file (MP3, M4A, WAV, WebM, or OGG). The AI transcribes it and turns the audio into structured notes — definitions, key concepts, and examples — rather than handing you a raw transcript. From there you can convert the notes to flashcards or a practice test in one click.","faq8Question":"What's the best app to take lecture notes automatically?","faq8Answer":"Scholarly is built for it: it records or ingests your lecture, writes structured notes automatically, keeps a searchable timestamped transcript behind every note for verification, and turns the same lecture into flashcards and practice tests. Everything lives in one account, so a whole semester of lectures stays searchable in one place.","relatedLink0Title":"AI Lecture Recorder","relatedLink0Description":"Record a class and turn it into study material.","relatedLink1Title":"Lecture Transcription","relatedLink1Description":"Searchable transcripts from class audio.","relatedLink2Title":"Audio to Notes","relatedLink2Description":"Upload audio and generate structured notes.","relatedLink3Title":"Study Notes Generator","relatedLink3Description":"Notes from text instead of audio.","relatedLink4Title":"Cheat Sheet Maker","relatedLink4Description":"Condense your lecture notes to one page.","relatedLink5Title":"Practice Test Generator","relatedLink5Description":"Test yourself on the lecture content.","relatedLink6Title":"Study Guide Generator","relatedLink6Description":"Build a study guide from your lecture notes.","relatedLink7Title":"PDF to Flashcards","relatedLink7Description":"Make flashcards from any source.","relatedLink8Title":"Lecture Recorder","relatedLink8Description":"Capture live class audio and turn each recording into structured lecture notes.","relatedLink9Title":"Lecture to Slides","relatedLink9Description":"Turn a recorded lecture into clean presentation slides you can review or share."}}