Phrase turns a 50-minute lecture into a structured note — searchable transcript, clean summary, organized sections — with the original audio attached. Then it turns that note into flashcards, quizzes, and slide decks.
From the app, Control Center, a widget, or your Apple Watch — then put the phone away.
A transcript in 100+ languages, a summary, and organized sections when processing succeeds.
“Where did she explain the second theorem?” Search the transcript, tap, replay.
Flashcards, quizzes, mind maps, and decks — generated from the same trusted note.
Processing runs as a visible task: uploaded, transcribed, organized — and the note appears only when it succeeds, so a dropped connection never leaves a half-empty note before the midterm. Failed tasks simply retry.
The Source Viewer plays the lecture with live transcript segments. Search inside the transcript, jump to the line, and hear it in the professor’s own words — with CJK-friendly search for classes that aren’t in English.
Ask for flashcards and get a deck built from this lecture. Quiz yourself with scoring and feedback. See the topic as a mind map. Each artifact links back to the note, so a surprising answer can be checked against the class itself.
Import the professor’s PDF handout, snap up to 8 whiteboard photos into one note, or drop in a recorded seminar video. Everything becomes a searchable, source-backed note, refined in a native block editor built for long, mixed-media material.
Yes. Phrase records in the app, from Control Center and Lock Screen controls, from a Home Screen widget, or from Apple Watch. When the recording is processed, Phrase creates a structured note with a transcription, summary, and editable content — the original audio stays attached.
Phrase can record and transcribe in 100+ languages, and search supports CJK substring matching alongside Latin prefix matching, so lectures in Chinese, Japanese, or Korean stay searchable.
Yes. The Source Viewer supports transcript search, transcript copy, full-screen transcript viewing, and active transcript segments during playback, so you can jump back to the exact moment something was said.
Yes. From a lecture note, Phrase can create flashcards, quizzes, and mind maps as Artifacts, plus slide decks and pages. Artifacts keep links back to the source note when available, so answers can be checked against the lecture.
Yes. Phrase imports PDFs, image sets (up to 8 images per note task), audio files, and videos, so slide handouts, whiteboard photos, and recorded seminars can become notes too.
Phrase is local-first: notes live on device and sync through your own iCloud. Media is processed only to build the note, and nothing is kept on Eversight servers afterwards. Always follow your school’s recording policies and ask permission where required.
Free on the App Store for iPhone, with Apple Watch companion surfaces. Lectures become notes on your device, synced through your own iCloud.
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