Record or upload source material
Record a lecture or upload links, audio, video, documents, websites, and PDFs, then let Coconote turn the material into notes.
Coconote is an AI note taker that turns lectures, meetings, documents, and content into organized notes, transcripts, and study materials. Free to start, with Unlimited Pass.
Coconote is an AI note taker that turns lectures, meetings, documents, and other uploaded content into organized notes, transcripts, and study materials. The product is positioned for students and professionals who want a faster way to capture information and review it later.
According to the site, Coconote can take in a range of inputs including links, audio, video, documents, websites, and PDFs. It then produces notes and transcripts in seconds, and can also generate quizzes, flashcards, podcasts, videos, and study games for follow-up study.
Record a lecture or upload links, audio, video, documents, websites, and PDFs, then let Coconote turn the material into notes.
Coconote produces organized notes and transcripts in seconds so you can review the main points without rebuilding them manually.
Ask questions about your notes and continue working with them through AI chat.
Generate quizzes, flashcards, practice exams, podcasts, videos, and study games from the same source material.
Use the app across iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Mac, Android, web, and desktop, with sync across devices.
Work with content in more than 100 languages, including audio capture or translation according to the site.
Capture lectures or class recordings and turn them into organized notes and study materials for later review.
Record meetings and convert them into transcripts and summaries that are easier to search and revisit.
Upload documents, websites, or PDFs and use Coconote to create notes and study assets from reading material.
Study from generated flashcards, quizzes, and practice exams when you want active recall instead of rereading notes.
Use the web, desktop, or mobile apps to keep your notes synchronized across devices while you move between contexts.
Coconote creates organized notes and transcripts from lectures, meetings, documents, and other supported inputs, then generates study materials such as quizzes, flashcards, podcasts, videos, and study games.
The site says Coconote is okay to use at school as long as your professor or teacher allows audio recording in class. It is described as helping you learn and capture key details rather than cheat.
Yes. The site says Coconote is available on iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Mac, Android, and web, and that the app is free to download and use.
Yes. The site says Coconote is free to download and use to get started, and that users can upgrade to Unlimited Pass for unlimited notes, priority support, and added features.
The site does not publish a full pricing table on the pages provided. It does state that Unlimited Pass is the upgrade option for unlimited notes, priority support, and added features.