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Notes You'll
Actually Use.

Record a lecture, snap your textbook, or paste your slides. NotesXP turns it into clean, organized notes. Plus flashcards, quizzes, and podcasts you'll come back to all semester.


4.8 on the App Store · loved by 100,000+ students

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How it works

From overwhelmed to ready in three steps

No new workflow to learn. Bring what you already have — NotesXP does the heavy lifting.

01

Capture

Snap a page, upload a PDF or slides, record a lecture, or paste a YouTube link. Even messy handwriting works.

Photo PDF Audio YouTube
02

Generate

One tap turns your material into every study format — the study-tuned AI keeps what matters and skips the filler.

Notes Flashcards Quizzes Mind maps Podcasts
03

Master

Read, map, drill, or listen — whatever fits how you learn. Then put it to the test for real.

Sit a real mock examGenerate realistic tests from your own material and see exactly how ready you are.
One input · every format

One set of notes. Every way to learn it.

Some people read. Some map. Some drill, quiz, or listen. NotesXP turns a single source into all of it — pick what works for you today.

Biology · Ch.4Notes
Cellular Respiration

How cells break down glucose into usable energy stored as ATP.

ATPThe energy currency that powers nearly every cell process.
Key points
Runs in three stages: glycolysis, the Krebs cycle, and the electron transport chain.
Glycolysis happens in the cytoplasm; the rest inside the mitochondria.
Nets roughly 36 ATP per molecule of glucose.
Overall equation
C6H12O6+6 O2 6 CO2+6 H2O+ATP
Biology · Ch.4Mind map
How it connects
Respiration
Glycolysis
Krebs cycle
Cytoplasm
Mitochondria
ATP ×36
Biology · Ch.4Flashcards
QuestionWhere does the Krebs cycle occur?
AnswerMitochondrial matrix
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Biology · Ch.4Quiz
Where is most ATP made?
In the cytoplasm
Electron transport chain +10 XP
During glycolysis
In the nucleus
6 / 10 5
Biology · Ch.4Podcast
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Respiration, explained
Episode 4 · 6 min
2:146:02
Built for real studying

The details that make it actually usable

Powerful AI is table stakes. These are the things that decide whether an app earns a spot on your home screen.

Turn anything in

Photos, PDFs, lecture slides, recorded audio, even YouTube links. If it holds information, NotesXP can study it.

Gen-Z mode

Prefer your notes in your voice? Get explanations with plain talk, the odd emoji, and examples that actually stick.

30+ languages

Study in the language you think in. NotesXP generates notes and study sets across all major world languages.

Export to PDF

Send any study set out as a clean, shareable PDF — perfect for printing, your group chat, or your study squad.

Works offline

Saved notes are right there with or without signal — on the train, on a flight, in the library basement.

No account needed

Open the app and start. No sign-up wall, no email harvesting — just the fastest path from page to study set.

Private by design

Your notes are yours.

No mandatory sign-ups. No ads. No selling your data. NotesXP is built by an indie developer who actually reads the feedback — so every choice is about helping you learn, not monetizing your attention.

No mandatory login Delete anytime Never sells your data Zero ads
100,000+
Students studying smarter
4.8
Average App Store rating
500,000+
Study sets generated
30+
Languages supported
From real students

Students don't hold back. Good thing.

A few of the reviews that keep us building.

I scanned three chapters of physiology before a 7am exam and had flashcards ready by the time my coffee finished brewing. Pulled a 94. This thing is unfair.

Marcus T., Pre-Med student at UC San Diego
Marcus T.Pre-Med · UC San Diego

I'm dyslexic, so wall-of-text PDFs wreck me. The podcast feature lets me actually absorb readings on my commute. First semester I haven't fallen behind.

Sofia R., Marketing student at NYU
Sofia R.Marketing · NYU

The mind maps are stupidly good at showing how topics link up. Wired together a whole OS course in one map and finally just... got it.

Arjun P., Computer Science student at UT Austin
Arjun P.Computer Science · UT Austin

Turned my messy handwritten lecture notes into clean study guides without retyping a thing. I've genuinely got my evenings back.

Emma L., Nursing student at Michigan
Emma L.Nursing · Michigan

Quizzes find the exact stuff I think I know but don't. It's a little humbling and exactly what I needed before finals.

Daniel K., History student at Toronto
Daniel K.History · Toronto

No login, no nonsense, didn't try to sell me a $200 plan. Snapped a page, got notes, done. I recommend it to everyone in my cohort.

Jordan M., Biochemistry student at Duke
Jordan M.Biochemistry · Duke
Questions

Good to know

Do I need to create an account?
Nope. Open the app and start turning notes into study materials right away. There's no sign-up wall, and sync across devices happens automatically with iCloud.
What can I turn into study materials?
Photos of textbook pages, PDFs, lecture slides, recorded audio, your own handwriting, and YouTube links. If it holds information, NotesXP can read it and build notes, mind maps, flashcards, quizzes, and a podcast from it.
Is it actually free?
You can try the core features for free. A student-friendly subscription unlocks unlimited study sets and is priced to be one of the most affordable on the App Store — and there are no ads either way.
Will it work for my subject?
NotesXP is tuned for academic, textbook-style material — from intro Gen Ed classes to heavy STEM courses, plus exam prep like the MCAT and GRE. It handles 30+ languages, so it works well beyond English too.
What happens to my data?
We don't track you or sell your data, and most features work without an account. Your notes stay yours — that's a core design principle, not a setting buried in a menu.
How is this better than just using ChatGPT or another AI?
Generic AI chatbots give you a wall of text and forget it the moment you close the tab. NotesXP is built for studying: it turns your own course material into structured notes, flashcards, mind maps, quizzes, and a podcast — all saved, organized, and synced across your devices. You get the AI horsepower plus the active-recall and spaced-repetition tools proven to help you actually remember what you learn.
Start tonight

Your next study session could be a lot shorter.

Point your camera at a page and watch it become notes, a mind map, flashcards, a quiz, and a podcast. Then go learn the way that works for you.

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