Feature Ideas

I receive class notes via Facebook live, maybe when the live feed is over you could import the video and summarize it.

Please support languages like Vietnamese so that customers nationwide can use it. Please help me with the mind map feature and support for writing language from images or image files, docs or pdf files. please give a tab that shows the original note from the input too.

In audios of class recordings I think it would be a good idea to be able to insert a file and have only the important information kept with the non-informal information cut out, returning the audio file with only helpful info.

Personalized study plans based on the content and complexity of my recorded lectures.

I think being able to ask for AI flashcard for things in relativity of what you are trying to learn would be beneficial. As an example maybe a text box where you can type in what you would like to have flashcards on and what you'd like to be quizzed on rather than pasting in a video link. (If they cannot be found)

Upload Voice Memos from iPhone to create notes

Create notes from YouTube videos

This website has been a God-send for me! My one problem with it is that, yes, it gets a lot of the major topics of my classes, but it tends to miss the smaller things that I actually need to study for tests and essays. The notes also aren't especially detailed, and don't tend to include the notes that my professors literally say "make sure you take note of __." The day this website takes more specific notes will be the day it changes the course of note taking forever. Seriously.

While the true/false format works, a tool that provides a variety of answer choices would be more effective. Multiple options for each question would encourage deeper engagement, help assess knowledge more accurately, and provide a more well-rounded learning experience. I am also unclear on how to make my answer choices multiple choice rather than just T/F. On average 2 out of 14 of the answers are always false so it doesn't provide in my opinion the necessary requirements needed for proper learning and studying. QUESTION - What is the most common pet A - Fish B - Dog C - Cat Rather than: QUESTION - Are dogs the least popular pet? True False This approach would give users more context and a clearer way to evaluate their knowledge. Out of all of my quizzes, (I have took 10) only 4 of them non true or false questions only with 2 answers, I think implementing an option where you could get only true or false or only multiple choice answers, and maybe only fill in the blank questions would be beneficial with a slider on how many answer choices you'd like for said test form (Not true or false) and maybe another slider with how many questions you want rather than just 14. Respond with any questions, thank you so much!

While the true/false format works, a tool that provides a variety of answer choices would be more effective. Multiple options for each question would encourage deeper engagement, help assess knowledge more accurately, and provide a more well-rounded learning experience. I am also unclear on how to make my answer choices multiple choice rather than just T/F. On average 2 out of 14 of the answers are always false so it doesn't provide in my opinion the necessary requirements needed for proper learning and studying. QUESTION - What is the most common pet A - Fish B - Dog C - Cat Rather than: QUESTION - Are dogs the least popular pet? True False This approach would give users more context and a clearer way to evaluate their knowledge.

Ability to write or copy in notes from other sources that can then be turned into various study tools such as: FlashcardsStudy guidesQuizzes