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AI notes for recorded lectures: upload audio or video and get automatic study notes
Upload a lecture recording or class video. SceneSnap creates a full transcript, organized notes, and study material you can review or download.
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Transcript included
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How it works
The core job is simple: start from a recorded lesson and end with material you can actually study.
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SceneSnap creates the transcript
The lesson is transcribed in full so you can always verify wording, details, and terminology.
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Get automatic notes
The transcript is turned into cleaner, more structured notes that are easier to review and download.
Not just a transcript
Transcription helps, but raw transcript alone is rarely enough for real studying. SceneSnap moves the lesson toward a usable notes format.
Transcript
Captures everything, including repetition and low-value filler.
Good for checking details, but still needs manual cleanup.
Usually forces you to reread a lot before you know what matters.
Automatic notes
Reorganize the main ideas into clearer study material.
Highlight the points you are more likely to review later.
Give you a faster starting point than a raw transcript.
What you get from one recorded lesson
The same source can move from transcript to study-ready outputs without switching tools.
Full transcript
Keep the lesson transcript available whenever you need to verify exact wording or details.
Downloadable notes
Automatic notes are ready to review inside the app or export outside it.
Cheatsheet
Get a faster review layer for quick recall before a study session.
Summary
Use a shorter overview first, then go deeper in the full notes.
Follow along with the transcript
Keep the transcript when you need to review the original lesson
Automatic notes are the main outcome, but the transcript still matters as a trustworthy source for checking and following the lecture.
Transcript
Use the transcript to verify a concept when something feels unclear.
Return to a specific part of the lesson without losing the full context.
Keep notes and transcript in the same workflow instead of splitting them across tools.
From notes to active review
After the transcript, continue with guided review
Once you have notes and transcript, SceneSnap can turn that lesson into a more active study workflow.
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Start from the notes
Use automatic notes as a cleaner study base instead of reopening the raw recording.
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Review with Repeater
Repeater helps you revisit the lesson with questions and follow-ups instead of passive rereading.
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Keep everything connected
Transcript, notes, summary, and review all stay attached to the same lesson.
Organize multiple lessons inside one course
SceneSnap is not only for a single transcription. You can keep recordings, notes, and study outputs grouped in the same course space.
Group lecture recordings
Keep multiple lessons for the same subject in one place instead of scattered files.
Keep outputs together
Notes, transcript, cheatsheet, and summary stay next to the original lesson material.
Build a study library
Each new lesson can feed the same course and make later review more consistent.
FAQ
Does SceneSnap only create a transcript?+
No. The transcript is included, but the main promise is automatic notes that are easier to study from.
Can I upload both audio and video?+
Yes. This landing is built for lecture audio recordings and lesson videos.
Can I download the notes?+
Yes. You can review the generated notes inside SceneSnap and export them for external use.
Why keep the transcript if I already have notes?+
Because the transcript helps you verify the original lesson whenever you want to double-check a term or concept.
Does SceneSnap create other study outputs too?+
Yes. The same lesson can also generate a summary, a cheatsheet, and guided review with Repeater.
Upload your lecture recording and start from notes that are already made
Turn one recording into transcript, notes, and a better study workflow.
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