Put your phone on the desk and press record. The summary is ready when class ends, and before the exam you can ask which lecture covered what.
300 free minutes a month, no credit card needed.
qatip is an AI note taker for students: put your phone on the desk and it records the lecture, even with the screen locked. When class ends you get the transcript and a summary, and before the exam you can ask which lecture covered a topic. It runs on iPhone and Android; online classes are recorded on Mac or Windows.
Updated November 2026
The lecturer has already moved to the next slide and you're still writing down the last sentence. When finals week comes, all your notebook has on that topic is its title.
The problem
“The lecturer talks fast and I can't keep up.”
In qatip Recording and transcript
Put your phone on the desk and press record. It keeps going with the screen locked, and every sentence is written down.
After: You put the pen down and follow the lecture.
The problem
“Turning my notes into something I can study from takes hours.”
In qatip Report
When class ends, the key ideas, the definitions and the parts the lecturer stressed are summed up in order.
After: Revision starts from the summary.
The problem
“The night before the exam I'm hunting for the lecture that covered one topic.”
In qatip Ask
Ask which lecture covered the topic, and qatip finds the lecture and the moment.
After: You spend the night studying instead of searching.
The problem
“I can't copy the diagram on the board in time either.”
In qatip Photos in your notes
Take a photo of the board or a slide and add it to that lecture's notes.
After: The diagram and the explanation sit in the same place.
Every section comes from a template, and you can change it to fit your meetings.
On the free plan you record 300 minutes a month, and the first 30 minutes of each recording are written up. On Pro the whole lecture is written up.
Check your school's and your lecturer's rules; asking before class is the right thing to do. qatip reminds you before every recording.
Yes. The Mac and Windows apps record Zoom, Google Meet or Teams classes from the computer's own sound, and the Chrome extension records them in the browser.
Start on the free plan, or try Pro free for 7 days. Cancel anytime.
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