Notes That Listen.

Record your lectures and LectureScribe AI automatically transcribes the audio, organizes it into structured bullet-point notes, and saves everything straight to your Google Docs — so you can focus on learning, not writing.

Free plan included · No credit card required

Everything you need to ace your classes

One-Tap Lecture Recording

Capture full-length lectures with a single tap. The app keeps your screen awake so recordings never cut off mid-class.

Record Google Meet, Teams & Zoom Calls

Pro users can capture audio from Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and Zoom calls directly in the browser — transcribed and organized just like in-person lectures.

Automatic Audio Transcription

Your spoken audio is converted to accurate text using speech-to-text, so you never miss a word the professor said.

AI-Structured Bullet Notes

An AI model reads your transcript, detects topic transitions, and organizes everything into clean, hierarchical bullet points.

Saved to Your Google Docs

Every lecture is written into a new Google Document in your own Drive — fully searchable, editable, and yours to keep.

AI Q&A Chatbot

Ask questions about your saved transcripts and get instant answers powered by AI. Perfect for exam prep and review.

AI Study Guides

Generate study guides from your class materials automatically, turning raw transcripts into ready-to-review summaries.

Voice Notes with Generous Storage

Pro users can press and hold to record a quick voice note — transcribed instantly into your in-house notebook. Ample built-in storage means you'll never run out of space.

How it works

1

Name your lecture & hit record

Enter a title, pick a class folder, and tap record. LectureScribe captures the audio while your screen stays awake.

2

AI transcribes & organizes

When you stop, your audio is transcribed to text and an AI model structures it into bullet-point notes with topic headings.

3

Notes land in your Google Docs

A new Google Document is created in your Drive with all your formatted notes — ready to study, search, and share.

Frequently asked questions