Lecture notes that actually help you revise.
Record a class, paste a lecture video or upload the reading. Intexting writes structured study notes — key concepts, definitions, examples, a summary and revision questions — so you can listen instead of scribbling.
Everything you need to revise — nothing you don’t.
Topic & outline
The lecture’s structure at a glance.
Key concepts
The main ideas, explained in plain language.
Definitions
Exact definitions, ready to learn.
Examples
The examples your teacher used, kept with each concept.
Summary
The whole lecture in a few lines.
Revision questions
Questions to test yourself before the exam.
Listen in class. Revise from clean notes.
“So when petrol goes up, transport becomes costly, right, so vegetables, everything becomes costly — that is your cost-push, write that down, very important for exam.”
Cost-push inflation (exam focus): a rise in fuel prices increases transport costs, which raises the price of goods such as vegetables.
Notes that work the way you study.
Lectures, videos, PDFs
Record class, paste a YouTube lecture, or upload the reading — all become notes.
Learn in your language
Lecture in English, notes in Hindi or Marathi — or the other way round.
Photo of the board
Snap the whiteboard and add it to your notes with Image to Text.
After the session, send it as an official email.
Share on WhatsApp for speed, and email for the record. Send the finished notes to one or many students and parents in one tap. It looks professional, adds value to what they pay you, and keeps everyone accountable to what was agreed.
Add as many email addresses as you need, in To and Cc: the client, their family, partners or your own team.
Your name and reply-to address on every email, so replies come straight back to you.
A short summary in the email, the full document attached as PDF or Word, and a secure link with the audio.
Every email is logged with recipients, date and time, so there is never a doubt about what was shared.
“Why not just use free ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini?”
Free AI chatbots are brilliant for answering questions. But they were not built to sit in your meeting, listen for an hour and hand you the paperwork. Here is the same job done both ways.
Times are typical estimates for a one-hour meeting and will vary with the meeting and the person.
| What your work needs | Intexting | Free ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini |
|---|---|---|
| Accuracy on long, mixed-language meetings | ✓ Built and tuned for it — highest in our open accuracy test | General-purpose; long audio gets summarised loosely and details are missed |
| Record a 1–3 hour meeting in the room | ✓ Yes — phone or browser, with noise filtering | Not designed for it; voice mode is for talking to the AI |
| Handle long, large files | ✓ Audio up to 1 GB, PDFs & images up to 50 MB — processed in full | Upload limits; long audio is often cut or refused |
| Automatic summary | ✓ Created with every document | Only if you ask — every single time |
| Ask questions about your meeting | ✓ Chat with your document — answers come only from your recording | Paste the text in again; answers can drift beyond what was said |
| Know who said what | ✓ Automatic speaker identification | Usually one block of text |
| Same professional format every time | ✓ 7 ready document formats | You write and re-write the prompt each time |
| Check any line against the audio | ✓ Every sentence links to the recording | No link back to what was said |
| Word, PDF & Excel | ✓ One click, properly formatted | Copy, paste and re-format by hand |
| Keep records | ✓ Every recording, document, summary and chat saved and searchable | Mixed into your general chat history |
| Share with a client | ✓ Secure link or official email to many recipients — no login needed | Send screenshots or paste text |
| Your data and AI training | ✓ Never used to train AI | Free plans may use chats to improve models unless you opt out |
| Cost | ✓ Free 30 min/month · from $5 | Free, but it costs your time |
AI chatbots change often; this describes their free consumer plans in general, not every feature of every version.
Tuned for accents and mixed-language speech, and every line links back to the audio.
Full multi-hour recordings, plus PDFs and images up to 50 MB. Bigger on Enterprise.
Key points and action items on top — without asking.
“What did the client agree on price?” — answered from your recording only.
Send a link or email it to everyone at once. They read the document and play the audio in any browser.
Every recording, document, summary and chat kept and searchable.
Professionals who stopped typing up meetings.
“Intexting has completely eliminated our evening court drafting backlog. I dictate conference notes in Hindi mixed with legal jargon, and get court-ready English notice and affidavit drafts with audio verification.”
“Our partners used to spend 45 minutes after every client meeting writing minutes and scope notes. With Intexting, we record the discussion directly from the browser, and client-ready minutes are generated within 2 minutes.”
“Our field sales reps travel across Maharashtra visiting industrial clients. Dictating visit summaries in Hindi or Marathi on the road and getting clean visit reports in minutes doubled rep productivity.”
Every review on this page comes from a real, verified customer — shared with their permission.
School & Lecture Notes questions.
Can I record a full lecture?
Yes. Full 1–3 hour lectures are processed without being cut off.
Can I use YouTube lectures?
Yes, on the Pro and Teams plans. On every plan you can record live or upload audio and PDFs.
Which plan is best for students?
Starter, at $5 a month for 300 minutes. Try the Free plan first with 30 minutes a month.
Should I ask before recording a lecture?
Yes. Always follow your institution’s rules and ask permission before recording.
Listen in class. Let Intexting take the notes.
Starter is $9 a month for 300 minutes of lectures.