Changelog — Cosa c'è di nuovo su Snitchnotes?
Your lecture recording, the assigned PDF, and your professor's slide deck—they're all about the same topic, so now they can live in the same note.
Snitchnotes can now weave multiple sources together into one coherent, comprehensive note.
What you can do:
Your professor's PowerPoint slide deck. Your classmate's Word study guide. Drop them in—Snitchnotes handles them just like PDFs.
Pick your question types. Add custom instructions. Skip anything that doesn't click. Quizzes now adapt to how you study, not the other way around.
Ask Snitch a question that needs context from beyond your notes—recent research, current events, the latest numbers—and it'll pull from the web, right inside chat.
Snitchnotes now speaks German and Japanese. Same study magic, more students.
Classic studying, reborn. Snitch turns your notes into flashcards you can rip through anywhere—desk, bus, bed at 2am.
What's inside:
Protip: Pair flashcards with quizzes. One tests recognition, the other tests recall. Your brain will thank you.
Hit generate. Walk the dog. Come back with your study material in your ears.
Snitch transforms any note into a full podcast—two hosts, real conversation, chapters, the whole production. It's your lecture, but this time it actually sounds interesting.
What you can do:
Protip: The commute between classes is 10 minutes of dead time. That's 10 minutes of review you're leaving on the table.
Organize your notes however your brain works—by class, by exam, by project. Everything in its place, one tap away.
See all your notes grouped together, ready when you are.
Your professor sent a password-protected PDF? Fear no more!
Enter the password when you upload, and Snitchnotes takes it from there. Locked PDFs are now just... PDFs.
Note generation with documents just got much better. Upload a PDF with charts, figures, or diagrams—they now land directly in your notes. The full picture, not just the words.
Search the way you actually think. "That chem note from last week." "Notes on cell biology." "The cell thingy from last month." Find what you need by topic, vague keyword, or source.
When you're viewing a note, Snitch also surfaces similar notes you might want to revisit—connecting today's study session to related material from weeks ago.
Ask Snitch anything about your notes and get answers with exact citations—pointing you to the specific timestamp in your lecture, page in your PDF, or moment in your video where that information came from.
Also shipping:
Add images directly to your notes—diagrams, screenshots, photos, whatever helps you study.
Protip: Ask Snitch to break down any image you've added. It can explain charts, interpret diagrams, or help you understand complex visuals right in chat.
iOS only: Snap up to 10 photos—whiteboards after class, textbook pages at the library, your friend's handwritten notes—and Snitch turns them into structured, searchable notes.
Also shipping:
Snitchnotes is now on the App Store. Your lectures, notes, and study tools—all in your pocket.
What you can do:
Turn any lecture into study material. Upload a YouTube video, PDF, or audio recording—Snitchnotes generates clean, structured notes and quizzes to help you learn.
What's included:
Something broken? Something you wish existed? Tell us—we're building this for you.
