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Forward an Email, Get a Study Note

Readings, slides, and course announcements arrive by email. Forward them to your private Repeatica address and each one becomes a note you can study, with its PDFs, images, and audio attached.

How It Works

Get started in three simple steps.

1

Create Your Address

Create your private address in Settings with one tap. It's yours alone, and you can replace it anytime.

2

Forward the Email

Forward from Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail, or any other email app. You can also add your address in Cc or Bcc.

3

Study from the Note

The email becomes a note with its attachments as sources. Summarize it, ask questions about it, and turn it into flashcards.

Key Benefits

Why learners love this feature.

Works with Any Email App

No plugin, no integration, no new inbox to check. If it can send an email, it can send study material to your notes, from your phone or your laptop.

  • A private address made of easy-to-read words
  • Forward, Cc, or Bcc from any email app
  • Included on every plan, with no credits used

Attachments Become Sources

PDFs, images, and audio files arrive with the note as sources, ready to extract or transcribe when you want their content in your note.

  • PDFs up to 100 MB and 1,000 pages
  • JPEG, PNG, and WebP images
  • MP3, M4A, WAV, and other audio up to 120 minutes

Always Know What Arrived

Every forwarded email shows its status. If an attachment couldn't be added, you see which one and why, and you can retry without creating a second note.

  • Status for your recently forwarded emails
  • A clear reason for every file left out
  • One-tap retry when something fails

Use Cases

See how learners put this feature to work.

Course Emails

Professors send readings, slides, and announcements by email. Forward them and keep each course's material in your notes, ready to study.

Newsletters and Articles

Save the newsletters you learn from as notes, then summarize them and turn the key ideas into flashcards.

Recordings from Your Phone

Email a lecture recording or voice memo to your address and transcribe it in the note when you're ready.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know.

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