Export your deck as a PDF, upload it, and Bananote turns bare bullet points into structured notes you can actually study from.
PowerPoint, Keynote, and Google Slides all export to PDF in one click. If your professor already shares PDFs, skip straight to upload.
Bananote reads the deck and writes a structured summary with the key points organized, not just the text scraped off each slide.
Chat with the notes to test your understanding, or generate flashcards and a scored quiz from the same deck.
A deck of bullet points made sense in the room. Bananote structures it into notes that make sense at your desk, and chat helps you probe the gaps.
Missed a class? The shared deck becomes a real summary in seconds, so you're reviewing the material instead of reconstructing it.
Upload the audio from class alongside the deck and keep both in the same class folder. The recording fills in what the slides only hint at.
Bananote works in 100+ languages and can translate note content into any language, so international lectures and language courses both work.