Record a lecture, get structured notes
Record a class or simply talk through a topic out loud, and Orpheus turns your words into clean, well-organised study notes with clear headings, key terms and a summary you can revise from.
What you can do
Record or paste
Capture audio live in your browser, or paste a transcript you already have. Both become tidy notes.
Structured automatically
Filler and repetition are stripped out and the content is organised into logical sections.
Key terms and a summary
Important definitions are pulled into a key-terms list, with a short summary of the main points.
Notes, your way
Read them aloud, save as a PDF, or send them straight to the flashcard generator.
Talking is a study technique
Recording lectures is the obvious use, but the quiet superpower is talking a topic through from memory. Explaining something out loud exposes exactly where your understanding runs out, and Orpheus turns the rambling version into notes you can check against the textbook.
- Private by design
Speech is transcribed in your browser. Only the finished text is sent to Orpheus to become notes.
- Filler removed
The ums, tangents and repeated sentences vanish. What remains is the actual content.
- Real structure
Notes come back with headings, sections and emphasis, not a wall of transcript.
- Works with any transcript
Paste captions from a recorded lesson or a voice memo transcript and get the same clean result.
How it works
Record
Tap the mic and speak, or paste an existing transcript into the box.
Make notes
Orpheus cleans up the transcript and writes structured notes.
Study
Edit, copy, save as PDF, listen, or turn the notes into flashcards.
Made for real study
Record the class and leave with revisable notes instead of a scramble of half-sentences.
Close the book, explain the topic out loud, and compare the notes that come back with what the topic actually says.
Paste the transcript from a recorded lesson or video and get structured notes without listening again.
Get more out of it
- 1Talk through a topic from memory at the end of each week. The gaps in the notes are your revision list.
- 2Speak naturally. The structuring step removes filler, so you don't need to perform.
- 3For long lectures, record in parts by topic. Shorter recordings make tighter notes.
- 4Send the finished notes to flashcards while the lecture is still fresh.
Included with every account
Live recording, transcript pasting, structured notes, key terms and summaries. Each set of notes counts toward your monthly allowance.
Frequently asked questions
How does the transcription work?
Speech is transcribed privately in your browser. Only the resulting text is sent to Orpheus to be turned into notes.
Which browsers are supported?
Live recording works best in Chrome and Safari. Where it isn't available, you can paste a transcript instead and still get notes.
Can I use an existing transcript?
Yes. Paste a transcript from a voice memo, captions or anywhere else, and Orpheus will structure it into notes.
Can I get notes in another language?
Yes. Choose from ten languages and the notes generate directly in that language.
Is it free?
Yes, you can start for free. Each set of notes counts toward your monthly allowance, and Pro removes the limit.
Ready to try it?
Orpheus is free to start. Create an account and your work saves automatically.