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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
