3 h 12 m leftHours lost writing it up
You went to the lecture to learn it, not to spend the evening typing it out again.
Listening, 41 minutes inAI written. Yours to edit.
Turn every lecture into something you can revise from
Press record and listen properly. Everything worth keeping from the session is waiting for you before you have packed your bag.
Too tired to take notes? Just Capito.
Built for the sessions you cannot sit through twice
LecturesSeminarsInterviewsClient callsStand-upsSupervisions
The problem
The notes never get written up
The session ends, the evening fills up, and the recording sits on your phone unplayed until the exam.
Half a page of notes
You cannot listen properly and write properly at the same time. One of them always loses.
Audio you never replay
A two-hour voice memo is not revision. Nobody has ever scrubbed back through one.
The solutionLet it write the
Let it write the
first draft.
Capito sits through the whole session, then hands back what you would have written yourself, if you had had a spare hour and perfect recall.
Written up before you leave
Stop recording and it starts on its own. The work is finished while you are still walking to the next thing, rather than sitting on a list for the weekend.
Nothing lost in the summary
The notes are the short version. Every word is still there behind them, so you can check a quote or a definition against what was actually said.
Runs in the tab, or takes what you already have
No install, no meeting bot to invite. Press record and let it listen live, or upload a recording you made elsewhere, either way it comes back as notes.
You get the last word
Fix a name the model misheard or add the thought only you would have had. Changes save themselves as you type.
Timetable
Never press record again
Tell Capito when your classes are, once. Each one starts and stops on its own and lands in that subject’s folder.
Records itselfFiles itself
- 1
Add your classes
Type them in, or upload a screenshot of your timetable and let Capito read it for you.
- 2
Leave the tab open
Background is fine. Recording starts on time and stops when the class ends, whether or not you remembered.
- 3
The notes are there after
Transcribed, written up, turned into a deck, and filed under the right subject without you touching it.
What comes back
One recording, three ways to revise
Read it, drill it, or check it word for word.
Organic Chemistry24 cardsRecall 87%Auto-saved
In every note
Everything around it
Secure
Nobody else is listening
Your recordings are the most personal thing here. They are treated that way.
Private by default
Every recording is scoped to your account. Nothing you record is made public, ever.
The audio does not linger
The moment a transcript is ready, the underlying audio is permanently deleted from storage.
Delete it whenever
Remove a single recording, or your whole account and everything in it, from the dashboard.
Frequently asked
questions
Do I need to install anything?
No. Capito runs in the browser you already have open. The first time you record, the browser asks for microphone permission, and that is the whole setup. Already have the recording? Upload the file instead and skip the microphone entirely.
How long can a recording be?
Anything from a minute upwards. Below that there is not enough to work with. Above it, record for as long as the session runs, a two-hour lecture is an ordinary day.
Do I have to do anything while it is recording?
No, and that is rather the point. If you do want to type something while it listens, that gets folded into what comes back, but nothing is lost if you never touch the keyboard.
What if it mishears a technical term?
You fix it once. The notes open in an editor that saves as you type, so a corrected term stays corrected.
How do the flashcards keep score?
You flip through the deck and mark what you knew. The score moves with you, so it tells you whether the material has stuck, not merely whether you have read it again.
Will I still find a recording months later?
Recordings are titled automatically from what was said and grouped by how recent they are, and search runs across everything you have ever recorded.
Do I need to be there for a scheduled class to record?
Yes. Capito records through your device, so it has to be in the room with the tab open. What the timetable saves you is pressing record, remembering to stop, and filing the result, not attending.
The whole point
Walk out of the room having understood it
Sit through the session once, properly, and let the rest of it write itself.