Everything you study, in one place.
Lectures, slides, readings, videos, and photos land in your Library once. Each one keeps its own text, so you can ask it anything, or ask for a summary or a translation.
How it works
Three steps. No setup.
- 1
Bring it in
Record a lecture, upload a PDF, paste a YouTube link, snap a whiteboard, clip a page, or forward an email.
- 2
Repeatica reads it
Recordings and videos are transcribed, and PDFs and photos are read for free. Every page is ready to ask about.
- 3
Use it anywhere
Put an item in any space, ask about it, or ask for a summary or a translation. It still exists only once.
What it does
The details that make it work.
Every format a semester throws at you
Lecture recordings up to 2 hours, PDFs up to 1,000 pages, YouTube videos, web pages, photos, emails, and your own notes.
- Record in class on your phone
- Forward an email to your private address
- Clip any page from your browser
Sources keep their own text
A PDF stays a PDF and a recording stays a recording, with their text kept beside them. Nothing gets pasted into one giant note.
- Citations point to the exact page
- Ask across everything you've added
- Your own notes stay yours to write
Ask across all of it
Ask Repeatica about one item, or across your whole Library, and get an answer with sources you can open.
- Answers cite the item and the page
- Compare what two lectures said
- Ask across your whole Library, on every plan
Where it helps
A few moments from a real semester.
Day one of the semester
Drop in the first week's slides and readings. Everything for the term, in one place.
After every lecture
Record in class, and the transcript is waiting when you get home.
Weeks later
Ask every lecture, PDF, and video for the one place a topic came up.
Questions
The short answers.