
Record the lecture. Write at the same time.
You take notes on your slides. Mnésie listens, transcribes the professor and marks the key moments.
The study app that listens to your professor
Mnésie records the lecture, links every sentence your professor says to its slide and helps you revise what matters.
Get MnésieFree during the beta · iPad, everywhere soon
The glomerulus filters about one hundred and twenty millilitres of plasma per minute.
This rate depends on the net filtration pressure.
Remember all three terms of the formula, it comes up every time.
Contractual liability requires a fault, a harm and a causal link.
When the price goes up, the quantity demanded goes down, all else being equal.
Working memory only holds a few items at a time.
You write on your slides while Mnésie listens. Later, tap a sentence and hear your professor again.

You take notes on your slides. Mnésie listens, transcribes the professor and marks the key moments.

Every sentence is linked to its slide and its minute. Tap it to hear the professor again.

Your slides and the professor’s voice become real notes. Every sentence keeps its source: the slide or the minute.

Answers cite your slides and the professor’s minute. Nothing made up: check with one tap.
Five uses, one app. Tap one to see it all.
Notes, annotations and recordings stay on your tablet, even without Wi-Fi.
Hosted in Paris. Never used to train an AI.
No cookies, nothing sold. Your data in brief
Yes, for the whole beta.
iPad today. Android, Mac, Windows and the Web are coming: leave your email to hear about it.
Ask for access: you get a TestFlight invitation, Apple’s app for installing betas.
Yes. Each account only sees its own lectures, hosted in Europe. Nothing is used to train an AI, and you can export or delete everything from the app.
Yes. That is why every sentence of the written-up notes and every answer points to its slide or to the professor’s minute: you check with one tap.
Recording a lecture is your responsibility: ask the professor and check your school’s rules. Recordings are for your own study, not for sharing.
No. Mnésie was born in medicine, but it works for any lecture with slides and a professor who talks: law, economics, psychology, sciences.