GetBriefy turns lectures, YouTube videos, PDFs and audio into clean, structured study notes in seconds. Instead of a raw transcript you get sections, key points, a glossary, flashcards and a quiz — everything you need to revise fast. Ask the AI questions about any note, share it with your group by link, and edit together. Perfect for cramming before exams or catching up on a class you missed. Free to start — just paste a link or upload a file, and GetBriefy does the rest.
Hey everyone 👋
I'm a student, and honestly I built this out of pure frustration. Every exam session I'd end up with hours of lecture recordings and no time to actually go through them. Re-watching a 2-hour lecture just to find the 10 minutes that mattered was driving me crazy.
So I made GetBriefy. You paste a lecture, a YouTube link or a PDF, and it turns it into a proper structured note — sections, key points, a glossary, plus flashcards and a quiz you can actually revise from. You can also ask it questions about the material and share notes with your group.
It's still early and it's just me building it, so I'd really appreciate if you gave it a try and told me what feels off or what's missing. Bug reports and blunt feedback are gold for me right now. And if it turns out useful for you, a share would genuinely help a lot 🙏
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How accurate is the AI when dealing with dense technical lectures that have overlapping speakers or heavy jargon — does it still pull out reliable key points or does it start hallucinating the summary?
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@kacalisat53860 I set it up so that it only pulls information from the transcript; the only place where anything might be added is in the chat with the AI. There can't be any incorrect additions :)
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How well does it handle long lecture recordings, like a full 90 minute class, when it comes to the accuracy of the flashcards and quiz questions?
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@pakizeji7s He handled the 2-hour lectures pretty well, but I didn't really have enough material for the tests, so I turned to all of you for help.
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Pasted in a long lecture YouTube link and the glossary plus quiz came back actually useful, not generic filler. Sharing a note with my study group by link was painless too.
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Finally tried this on a 2-hour lecture and the sectioned notes plus the auto flashcards were surprisingly solid, not just a transcript dump. Liked that the quiz caught stuff I would've blanked on later.
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Pasted a 40 minute lecture and got clean sections with a glossary in under a minute, which honestly surprised me. The quiz at the end is a nice touch for actually checking what stuck.
A very interesting website with a ton of useful tools that helped me defend my dissertation. Instead of a long lecture, I received ready-made notes, which saved me a lot of time.
How accurate is the AI when dealing with dense technical lectures that have overlapping speakers or heavy jargon — does it still pull out reliable key points or does it start hallucinating the summary?
@kacalisat53860 I set it up so that it only pulls information from the transcript; the only place where anything might be added is in the chat with the AI. There can't be any incorrect additions :)
How well does it handle long lecture recordings, like a full 90 minute class, when it comes to the accuracy of the flashcards and quiz questions?
@pakizeji7s He handled the 2-hour lectures pretty well, but I didn't really have enough material for the tests, so I turned to all of you for help.
Pasted in a long lecture YouTube link and the glossary plus quiz came back actually useful, not generic filler. Sharing a note with my study group by link was painless too.
Finally tried this on a 2-hour lecture and the sectioned notes plus the auto flashcards were surprisingly solid, not just a transcript dump. Liked that the quiz caught stuff I would've blanked on later.
Pasted a 40 minute lecture and got clean sections with a glossary in under a minute, which honestly surprised me. The quiz at the end is a nice touch for actually checking what stuck.