Record a lecture. Work through an idea. Study it together. Your notes, Airboard, Groups, and research—in one place.
Your next best step
From your last lecture
Give it your attention. Connect it to something you know. Come back to it before it fades.
Learning is more than taking something in. It’s making a connection you can return to.
Follow the question
Your reading, notes, and questions. In the same place.
Lecture notes · 3 key ideas
Saved reading · 1 highlight
Your notes · 2 open questions
A connection to explore: how attention shapes what we remember.
A lecture is only the beginning.
Bring your lectures, study group, and research into one place.
Go from keeping the material to working through it.
01 / Lecture capture
Turn the explanation into study notes. Test what you remember. Come back knowing what to work on next.
Lecture captureRecord or upload the lecture so you can return to what matters.
Study notes give the material a shape you can work with.
Use questions and flashcards to put your understanding to work.
Bring due reviews and weaker topics into your next study session.
02 / Your study plan
Five subjects. A growing pile of notes. One place to begin.
Airpen brings due reviews, weaker topics, and your next course step into a daily plan. See what needs your attention—and why.
Try a little practiceAn interactive example. A small step you can try right here.
03 / Groups
A place for the people you study with. Bring your sources, talk through a problem, and keep the notes and practice after the session.
Cell division · DNA replication · The questions to revisit
04 / Airboard
See the idea. Follow the workings. Check your answer. Airboard gives a difficult concept somewhere to become clear.
F = ma
Force equals mass × acceleration. Our object has a mass of 2 kg and accelerates at 3 m/s².
05 / Research Studio
Collect sources. Read closely. Connect the evidence to your draft. Keep the path from an idea to its source clear.
Explore the research workspacePapers, lecture notes, and the passages you want to return to.
Compare findings. Record the limits. Link each point to its source.
Your outline, your reasoning, and citations you can trace.
One Airpen. Wherever you learn.
Study on the web or your phone. Capture in Chrome.
One learning path across the tools you use.
Learning support, at your pace.
Start with one lecture. Build a daily rhythm. Go deeper into your work.
Choose the support that fits your learning.
| Your learning support | Free$0 / month | Focus$9.99 / month | Scholar$19.99 / month |
|---|---|---|---|
| Recorded audio transcription | 30 min, once | 300 min / month | 900 min / month |
| Study credits | 25 / month | 150 / month | 350 / month |
| File storage | 250 MB | 2 GB | 10 GB |
| Review saved notes and practice | No new study credits | No new study credits | No new study credits |
Notes, practice, research, and your next step. Start free and upgrade when you need more capacity.
Study credits cover new explanations, practice, and research. Revisiting saved work uses no new credits. No automatic paid overages.
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The Airpen thesis.
Bring your notes, questions, and practice together. Give the effort you already put in a clearer direction.
