Upload a PDF and Bananote writes a clean, structured summary: textbook chapters, research papers, lecture handouts. You get the key points without the page count.
Textbook chapters, lecture handouts, journal articles, assigned readings. Drag the file in and Bananote reads it.
Bananote writes notes with the key points organized, not a wall of extracted text you have to sift through yourself.
Chat with the notes to check your understanding, or turn the same PDF into flashcards and a scored quiz.
A 60-page chapter has a handful of ideas your exam will actually test. Bananote surfaces them in minutes so your reading time goes to the parts that matter.
The same PDF becomes flashcards, a scored quiz, and notes you can chat with. The summary is where review starts, not where it ends.
Bananote reads scanned and photographed pages, and the iPhone and iPad app can scan printed pages straight into a note with the camera.
Folders keep each class's readings together and search finds any detail across every PDF you've summarized, right when you need it.