Multi-input capture
Upload PDFs, paste YouTube links, or record lectures live, then convert the source into structured notes and study materials.
Turbo AI is an AI note taker and study tool for students that turns lectures, PDFs, videos, audio and documents into editable notes, flashcards and quizzes.
Turbo AI is an AI note taker and study tool for students that turns lectures, PDFs, videos, audio files, and documents into editable notes and study materials. The site positions it as a way to capture source content, process it into structured notes, and then generate flashcards, quizzes, and podcasts for review.
The product also emphasizes live collaboration and device sync. Users can work on notes in a browser or on mobile, share documents with classmates, and continue studying from different devices with the same synced materials.
Upload PDFs, paste YouTube links, or record lectures live, then convert the source into structured notes and study materials.
Edit generated notes in a Google Docs-style editor and keep working on the same document after AI processing.
Share notes with classmates, see live edits, and use AI comments while multiple people work in the same document.
Generate flashcards, quizzes, and podcasts from your notes for review, practice, and audio-based study sessions.
Create folders for classes, semesters, or subjects so notes stay organized and searchable across devices.
Use Turbo AI on the web and mobile, with notes syncing across devices; the source also says a desktop app is coming soon.
Record a class lecture and turn the transcript into organized notes that can be reviewed later or shared with classmates.
Upload a textbook chapter, research paper, or slide deck and generate notes, flashcards, and quizzes from the same source.
Paste a YouTube lecture or educational video link and create flashcards for recall practice without rewatching the full video.
Work in a shared note with classmates, where edits and AI comments appear live for everyone in the document.
Turn notes into podcasts for commutes, workouts, or other times when reading is inconvenient.
Turbo AI says it can record lectures, upload PDFs, paste YouTube links, or use audio and documents, then turn them into organized notes and study materials. The source also says you can edit the notes after generation in a Google Docs-style editor.
Turbo AI can generate notes, flashcards, quizzes, and podcasts from uploaded content. The student-focused pages describe these as study tools built from lectures, PDFs, videos, and other source material.
Yes. The source says Turbo AI works on the web and mobile, and also mentions tablet support. It notes that a desktop app is coming soon.
Turbo AI says it offers a generous free tier with note generation, flashcards, and quizzes, and that users can upgrade for unlimited features and advanced AI capabilities. The pricing page itself was not available in the source set.
Turbo AI says it supports live collaboration, where users can share notes, see live edits, and let AI assist multiple people at once. The source does not provide separate details about workspace or team plans.