Bring the material together.
Write a text note, attach a diagram or image, import audio, or record the lecture while you stay present in class.
Sunote gives students one place for the whole study workflow: record lectures, write normal text notes, add visual notes or images, import audio, and prepare for exams with active recall.
No account required to start · iPhone + Apple Watch · AI processing is optional
A complete student workflow includes more than lecture capture. Sunote brings together text notes, images and visual notes, imported audio, searchable transcripts, exam preparation, and active recall tools in one local-first library.
Write a text note, attach a diagram or image, import audio, or record the lecture while you stay present in class.
Search the transcript and notes, gather the concepts worth revisiting, and make the connections visible.
Turn selected content into flashcards and quizzes, then use a mind map to review the whole subject.
Your lecture is one input among many. Sunote keeps the transcript, text, images, imported audio, and active-recall outputs connected so review can follow the way you actually study.
Keep normal text notes, images, diagrams, visual notes, imported audio, and lecture recordings together.
Search across your material, gather the topics that matter, and turn a long class into a focused review plan.
Create flashcards and quizzes, then use a mind map to see how the ideas connect before test day.
The local-first library keeps your notes on your device by default. Optional remote AI processing is requested when you choose to generate study tools.
Read the detailed privacy policyYes. Sunote is designed to record lectures, keep a searchable transcript, and support later review.
Yes. Quizzes, flashcards, and mind maps can be generated from selected note content with optional AI processing.
No. It is a capture and review aid. You remain responsible for attending, understanding, and checking your course requirements.