Turn Your Class Notes Into a Weekly Audio Recap

Paste or upload your notes, then choose a style, target length, and language. Scholarly creates a three-speaker conversation that explains your definitions, examples, and links between lectures. Each episode includes a synced transcript and self-quiz prompts. Runtime varies. Combine one week of notes into a useful course recap.

Yes. Paste typed text straight in, upload a document, or add several files at once. Notes exported from Google Docs, Notion, OneNote, or any plain-text editor all work.

Yes, upload photos of your notebook pages and Scholarly reads them as a source, as long as the handwriting is reasonably legible. Typed notes still give the most reliable results, especially for formulas and unusual terminology.

Usually, yes. The hosts organize rough outlines into a structured recap and expand standard abbreviations from context. What they will not do is invent material for gaps where you stopped writing — the episode flags thin areas rather than fabricating them.

Yes, and that is the recommended weekly workflow: combine the week's notes for one course into a single recap episode. You can also add the lecture slides or a textbook chapter alongside your notes so the episode fills in context around what you wrote.

Episode length depends on your notes, style, and chosen target. Set a short summary or a longer deep dive; final runtime can vary.

Yes. Every episode includes a synced transcript, captions, streaming, and link sharing. MP3 downloads require a paid plan.

Yes, and you should: listening is recognition, flashcards are recall. Generate flashcards or a practice quiz from the same notes after listening, focusing on the sections that felt fuzzy during the episode.

Yes. The Free plan includes one AI Creation Credit shared across Scholarly for the life of the account. It does not reset, and you can use it for a podcast. Premium includes 10 AI Creation Credits each week. No credit card is required.