Students
Turning Lecture Recordings Into Flashcards and Study Guides
Recording a lecture is easy. Turning that recording into something you'll actually study from is the part everyone skips. DictaWiz is built to close that gap on your phone, without uploading a lecture hall's worth of audio anywhere.
Record without thinking about it
Add the DictaWiz home screen widget or ask Siri to start recording, and you're capturing before the professor finishes their first sentence. A Live Activity on the lock screen and Dynamic Island keeps you posted without needing the app open.
If you already have a recording, phone voice memo, Zoom export, whatever, import the audio file or a URL directly instead of re-recording.
Get a real transcript, not a wall of text
DictaWiz transcribes the whole lecture and fills it in live as you record, so you can see it working in real time instead of waiting until after class.
For seminars or study groups with multiple speakers, each speaker is labeled automatically, so you can tell your professor's answer apart from a classmate's question when you review later.
Turn it into what you'll actually study
Canvas turns the transcript into an editable notes document: lists, callouts, and key points you can edit and save, closer to notes you'd write yourself than a raw transcript.
From the same recording, generate flashcards, a quiz, or a mind map, ready to study right away instead of you manually pulling out the important bits.
None of it leaves your phone
Every AI model runs locally: transcription, summaries, flashcards. There's no account, no upload step, and it works in a lecture hall with bad signal exactly as well as it works at home.
