Audio recording and transcription

Work through the lecture at your own pace.

Record a lecture or upload one you already have. Grasply turns it into a transcript you can keep in your Library.

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Step by step

How it works

01

Record or upload

Capture a lecture, explanation, thought, meeting, or existing audio file.

02

Transcribe and store

Convert speech into readable, searchable text inside your Second Brain Library.

03

Chat and practice

Ask about the recording, translate it, or generate flashcards from the transcript.

What you can do

Search your transcripts

A transcription makes long recordings easier to scan, reference, and organize.

Chat with a recording

Ask for key ideas, clarify a confusing section, or request a concise explanation.

Create audio-based flashcards

Turn the transcript into active-recall cards without rewriting your notes.

Bring important audio back

Add recordings to the Learning Feed so valuable ideas return in later reviews.

Example

An example to try

Record a lecture, ask for the difficult concepts, and test yourself on the transcript before class.

Common questions

Can I upload an existing recording?

Yes. You can upload audio or record a new lecture, explanation, or voice note inside Grasply.

Can I ask questions about a recording?

Yes. Once transcribed and saved, the recording can be used in Library chat.

Can a transcript become flashcards?

Yes. Grasply can generate a focused quiz directly from the saved transcription.

Ready to practice the transcript? See how to make flashcards from a lecture recording.

Try it with a recording

No paywall. Start with material you already have or a topic you want to understand.