Invite-only alpha

Record a lecture and walk out with a study guide.

For college students who want to study from the lecture they actually attended.

Record or import a lecture with Hear, review the transcript in Write, and use Coggy’s Study Guide enhancement to create an editable summary, key concepts, key terms, flashcards, and a practice quiz. Publishing a link is optional, and you can edit every section.

From source to finished work

  1. 1

    Lecture recording

    Capture an authorized live lecture or choose an existing recording.

  2. 2

    Hear transcript

    Hear turns the audio into a transcript you can review.

  3. 3

    Write page

    Send the transcript into an editable Write page.

  4. 4

    Study Guide enhancement

    Create a summary, key concepts, key terms, flashcards, and a practice quiz.

  5. 5

    Optional share link

    Publish only the finished page if you choose to share it.

Example output

Example output: How photosynthesis stores energy

Synthetic example created for this page. It is not a real student's lecture.

Summary

  • Photosynthesis stores light energy as chemical energy in glucose.
  • Light-dependent reactions make ATP and NADPH in thylakoid membranes.
  • The Calvin cycle uses ATP and NADPH to fix carbon dioxide.

Key concepts

  • Chlorophyll absorbs light most strongly in blue and red wavelengths.
  • Splitting water supplies electrons and releases oxygen.
  • Stomata balance carbon-dioxide intake against water loss.

Key terms

  • Thylakoid: the membrane where light-dependent reactions occur.
  • NADPH: the carrier that brings high-energy electrons to the Calvin cycle.
  • Rubisco: the enzyme that begins carbon fixation.

Flashcards

  • Q: Where do light-dependent reactions occur? A: In thylakoid membranes.
  • Q: What carries high-energy electrons to the Calvin cycle? A: NADPH.
  • Q: What enzyme begins carbon fixation? A: Rubisco.

Practice quiz

  • Q: Which molecule supplies carbon for glucose? A: Carbon dioxide.
  • Q: What gas is released when water is split? A: Oxygen.
  • Q: Where does the Calvin cycle occur? A: In the chloroplast stroma.

How it works

  1. Step 1

    Capture the source

    Record an authorized lecture or choose a recording you already have.

  2. Step 2

    Review the context

    Check the Hear transcript and choose what moves into Write.

  3. Step 3

    Study from the result

    Create the guide, edit it, and publish a link only if you want one.

Privacy for this workflow

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Common questions

Can Coggy work from a live lecture or an existing recording?

Yes. Hear can capture an authorized live lecture or transcribe an existing recording you choose.

Does my lecture audio stay on my device?

Recording and transcription run on your device by default. Audio leaves your device only after you explicitly choose a cloud transcription engine.

Can it make flashcards and practice questions?

Yes. The Study Guide enhancement can produce key concepts, key terms, flashcards, and a practice quiz from the reviewed lecture material.

Can I edit or share the study guide?

Yes. The guide is an editable Write page. Publishing it is optional and creates a link you can remove.

Get the lecture workflow

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