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Overview
Tanna AI is an automatic AI note-taking tool designed to help streamline the process of learning and studying. Users provide the tool with audio or video content such as lectures or meetings, and the AI technology transcribes and summarizes this content into notes.
Functionality includes easy sharing of audio/video content from Chrome or directly recording a lecture/meeting, automatic AI transcription, note-storage, and the capacity to test and further explore concepts post-transcription.
Tanna claims to offer an innovative approach to studying and note-taking by automating the process, which frees users to focus more on the actual content rather than the note-taking task.
Services are extended in various plans, including a free trial version with certain usage limits. Tanna AI works primarily with laptops or desktops using a Chrome-based browser and has limited functionality on mobile via the web browser.
Transcripts and videos provided by users are securely stored on encrypted servers in compliance with standard data storage policies.
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Turn your voice into structured notes and action items with AIOpenBéatrice Duval🙏 260 karmaJan 19, 2025@Mumble Note: AI Voice NotetakerVery interesting tool and useful ❤️👌🏽👏🏽🙏🏽 -
Useful to quickly explore the content of and interconnections between research papers. Makes it a more fun process.
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AI Notebook does what it promises, it's a decent on the go note-taking app. I like the automated tweak of these newer note-taking apps. I can just throw in pdfs, voice memos or youtube videos, and it'll generate all type oof different format like summaries, mind maps or flashcards. Extremely useful for students and professionals as it digest lengthy materials into small chunks of text. Recommended for anyone looking for a no-frills note taker tool
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We built this for us, and if other people want to use it, so be it, but I’m not going to try and sell on why one should use or buy it. Judging by the sign-ups and upgrades, it looks like more people are finding it useful. You are right about #1 and that line does sound a bit dishonest and salesy - which was unintentional so I’m changing that. It was very real though and we carefully baked in tiny little details for our upgraded users. For eg, we have invited most of our upgraded users to try the mobile apps’ TestFlight version.
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I've tried 10 note-taking tools, and so far this is the best. My work is now much simpler and more efficient.
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