MeetIT for students
Stop choosing between listening and taking notes. MeetIT records the lecture, writes the notes, and quizzes you on the material — all on your own laptop.
From auditorium to exam
Press record on your laptop — in the auditorium or on a streamed lecture. MeetIT captures the audio and transcribes it live, on your machine.
A structured summary of what the lecturer actually said: key concepts, definitions, examples. No more deciphering your own handwriting at midnight.
MeetIT generates quizzes from your lectures. Test yourself, see what stuck, review your past attempts — and walk into the exam knowing what you know.
Record anywhere
Caught the lecture on your phone, or got a recording from a classmate? Drop the audio or video file into MeetIT on your laptop — it transcribes, writes the notes, and builds the flashcards and quizzes, exactly like a live recording. Phone to capture, laptop to study.
Voice memos, .m4a, .mp3, .mp4, lecture downloads — if your computer can play it, MeetIT can study it.
When the laptop takes the notes, your brain is free to actually understand the lecture. Active listening beats frantic transcription.
Not generic flashcards — questions generated from what your lecturer said, in your course, this semester.
Quiz history shows your progress per topic. Spend revision time on the gaps, not on what you already know.
Which lecture covered Bayes’ theorem? Search across every recording and jump straight to the moment.
Record project meetings too — who agreed to do what, by when. The “I thought you had that part” era is over.
Recordings stay on your laptop. No cloud, no account, no sharing your lectures with an AI company.
The science
Evidence-based study techniques, explained — and how MeetIT builds them in.
What active recall is, why testing yourself beats rereading, how to practise it, and how to pair it with spaced repetition.
Read →The forgetting curve, why spacing your reviews beats cramming, how SM-2 and FSRS schedulers work, and how to build a daily review habit.
Read →Re-listening to a lecture rarely works. How to turn a recording into active recall and spaced repetition — and jump back to the exact moment a concept was explained.
Read →Free to try — 5 lectures or 14 days, no card. A student license is just $39, one-time.