Record the lecture. Keep the notes.
Press record in any note. Breef transcribes the lecture as it goes, then writes it up into a study note with sections, key points and what the lecturer stressed, linked to the notes you already have.
Listen in class, not to your keyboard
You follow the lecture. Breef keeps the notes.
Written up, not just transcribed
Sections in the order the topics came up, short bullet points under each, and a final “Remember” section with what the lecturer stressed.
Linked to what you know
When the lecture covers something you already have a note on, the write-up links to it.
The transcript stays
The full transcript sits under the write-up, so nothing that was said is lost.
Your audio is never stored
The recording is transcribed a minute at a time as you go, and never kept: only the text ends up in your note.
Questions
How long can a recording be?
Up to 90 minutes at a time. Free accounts get 2 hours of voice notes a month, and Pro gets 30.
Which language does it write in?
The one that was spoken: an Italian lecture becomes an Italian note.
Can I record into a note I’ve already started?
Yes. The write-up goes in where your cursor is, so you can record into the notes you took before class.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. Breef runs in your browser, so you can record from your phone’s microphone.
More about Breef
Start with one note.
Free to start, nothing to install. Your notes are never sold, used for ads or used to train AI.