Notiq

Notiq is a web app that converts YouTube lectures, PDFs, and pasted text into structured study notebooks, AI flashcards, exam-style questions, and diagrams, producing most note sets for lectures under 30 minutes in under 60 seconds.

What is Notiq?

Notiq is a browser-based study-notes generator that takes a YouTube link, a PDF, or up to 20,000 characters of pasted text and returns a chaptered notebook with handwritten-style bullets, KaTeX-typeset math, auto-generated Mermaid diagrams, flashcards, and exam-style practice questions. Every note set can be exported to PDF or PNG in one click. The site positions it for engineering, CS, and medical students, and includes a no-signup flashcard tool that runs on the same AI pipeline. The maker is not named on the page.

What makes Notiq stand out?

• Three output modes — Summary distills roughly 10% of a lecture into chapters, bullets, flashcards, and exam questions; Full Lecture Notes produces a 10-20 page transcribed notebook covering every section, formula, and example; Worked Solution writes numbered step-by-step answers with KaTeX equations for videos where the lecturer solves problems on the board.
• Hand-drawn frame visuals — the Solver tier re-creates hand-drawn diagrams and equations from the actual video frames, on top of the typeset math generated for every tier.
• Six note themes with your font and your colors — output styling is configurable rather than fixed.
• Flashcards and exam questions — auto-generated question/answer pairs and multiple-choice plus short-answer questions with a prep mode and mark schemes.
• Mermaid flowcharts — complex processes and relationships are rendered as diagrams instead of plain text.
• 19 output languages — you pick an output language when submitting a video, so an English lecture can produce Romanian, Spanish, Korean, or Arabic notes with the math equations preserved exactly.
• Multiple input types — YouTube videos, PDF files, or pasted text, with a free sample generator that needs no signup.

Who should use Notiq?

• Engineering, CS, and medical students: turn a long university lecture recording into a studyable notebook with formulas and diagrams before a midterm, final, or qualifying exam.
• Self-taught developers: convert long YouTube tutorials from channels they already watch into reviewable notes and flashcards instead of re-watching videos.
• Pre-med and science students: paste dense Khan Academy biochemistry or biology videos and get a clean outline with key terms and practice questions at the end.
• High school teachers: generate supplementary notes and exported handouts from YouTube documentaries, then share the PDF directly with a class.

What can you do with Notiq?

• Cram for written exams: submit a lecture and receive Full Lecture Notes with every definition, formula, and example written out, plus flashcards and exam questions for active recall.
• Drill problem-solving videos: use Worked Solution mode on exam-walkthrough videos (BAC, JEE, MCAT, AP problem sets, engineering problems) to get numbered steps with KaTeX-typeset equations.
• Skim before class: run Summary mode for a two-minute review of chapters, key concepts, and AI flashcards.
• Build a printable study archive: export any note set to PDF or PNG, watermark-free on Lite and Solver, to print or share with classmates.

How does Notiq work?

1. Add your content — a YouTube link, a PDF file, or pasted text.
2. The AI transcribes, chunks, and synthesizes the material automatically.
3. You get a study kit: structured notes, flashcards, quiz questions, and a revision sheet. You pick the mode (Summary, Full Lecture Notes, or Worked Solution) when you submit the video.

Pricing

Notiq is freemium with three tiers. Free includes 1 lifetime note set, videos up to 20 minutes, Summary mode, KaTeX math, auto-generated diagrams, and watermarked PDF/PNG export, but no flashcards or exam questions. Lite costs 4 USD per month (2.80 USD with the founding code FOUNDER30), giving 10 note sets per month, videos up to 30 minutes, flashcards and exam questions, and watermark-free exports. Solver costs 12 USD per month (8.40 USD with FOUNDER30) and adds hand-drawn diagrams and equations from video frames, Worked Solution mode, 30 note sets per month, videos up to 5 hours, and priority processing. A founding-member offer gives 30% off Lite and Solver permanently for the first 100 spots using code FOUNDER30.

FAQ

Is Notiq free?

Yes, there is a free tier: 1 lifetime note set from videos up to 20 minutes, with Summary mode, typeset math, and auto-generated diagrams. Free exports carry a Notiq watermark, and flashcards and exam questions are not included — those require Lite or Solver.

What types of YouTube videos work with Notiq?

University lectures, course recordings, conference talks, and tutorials with clear speech and captions work best. Notiq is strongest on exam-prep content in math, sciences, engineering, medicine, and law. Music videos or videos without speech are not supported.

How long does note generation take?

Most lectures under 30 minutes are ready in under 60 seconds. Longer videos of 1-2 hours take 2-4 minutes for the text notes, and Solver's hand-drawn frame visuals add a few minutes more.

Does Notiq work for non-English videos?

Yes. Notiq supports 19 output languages that you select when submitting a video, and the notes come out in your chosen language regardless of what language the lecturer speaks, with math equations preserved exactly.

Can I export and share my notes?

Every note set exports to PDF or PNG with one click so you can keep, print, or share it. Free-tier exports include a small Notiq watermark; Lite and Solver exports are watermark-free. Notes stay private to your account and are not used to train AI models.