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You teach. Participants get the summary.

Record the session on your phone or computer. A few minutes after you finish, there's a lesson summary you can send to everyone who came.

300 free minutes a month, no credit card needed.

qatip is an AI note taker for teachers and trainers: it records workshops, trainings and office hours on your phone or computer with no bot joining, writes down who said what and turns it into a lesson summary with your own template. Participants open it from a link without an account. It runs on iPhone, Android, Mac and Windows.

Updated November 2026

Sound familiar?

The workshop ran three hours and went well. Then the emails start: can you send the notes, what was that tool you mentioned, I missed the second half. You open your slides and realise half of what you said isn't on them.

  • Someone asks for notes after every session
  • Your best explanations were never on the slides
  • You forget what you told a student in office hours

Where it hurts, and what qatip does about it.

The problem

“I'm teaching and keeping an eye on the room, and nobody is writing down what I say.”

In qatip Recording and transcript

In the room, put your phone on the table and press record; it keeps going with the screen locked. For online sessions your computer records Zoom, Meet or Teams from its own sound, and no bot joins.

After: Everything you explained, and every question asked, is in writing.

Recording and transcript

The problem

“Writing a summary for participants after every session is a second job.”

In qatip Templates and sharing

Set up your lesson template once: topics covered, questions from participants, assignments. Email the report to everyone who attended in one click, or share a link they can open without an account.

After: Participants have the summary the same evening.

Templates and sharing

The problem

“I have a feeling I did most of the talking again.”

In qatip Stats

Next to the report you see each person's talk time, the questions asked and how many turns people took.

After: You can tell how much the room joined in, and you plan the next session around it.

Stats

The problem

“A student is back in office hours and I can't remember what I told them last time.”

In qatip Meeting prep

When a calendar event repeats with the same person or the same title, qatip puts a short brief of last time in front of you before it starts.

After: You pick up where you left off.

A report could come with these sections

  1. 01Topics covered
  2. 02Questions from participants
  3. 03Assignments
  4. 04Next session

Every section comes from a template, and you can change it to fit your meetings.

You might be wondering

Do participants need an account to read the summary?

No. Send the report by email or as a link and anyone can open it. On Mac you can also export it as a PDF together with the transcript.

Can I record a full-day training?

On Pro a single recording can run up to 4 hours, and on the Team plan up to 8. On the free plan only the first 30 minutes of each recording are written up.

Should I tell participants I'm recording?

Yes, and telling them is up to you. qatip reminds you before every recording, and in Google Meet the Chrome extension can post a note in the chat saying the session is being recorded.

In your next meeting, just talk.

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