Capture, organize, study and create with Notovo AI.
Bring your voice notes, audio, video or documents into one AI workspace. Use agentic workflows to act on your library, study from your sources, or make a translated video and recap for your next audience.
Core features
AI transcription
Convert audio and video into searchable transcripts and revisit the source.
Smart summaries
Generate concise, structured summaries from any source — long lectures, meetings, PDFs, slides.
Mind maps
Turn dense material into a visual structure you can scan, expand, and study from.
Flashcards
Question-and-answer cards drawn from your source material, ready to review.
Quizzes
Self-test with AI-generated questions based on what you uploaded.
Translation
Translate notes, transcripts and summaries between 130+ languages — native and casual.
Agentic AI notes
Ask questions about your library and request note or task actions through chat or voice.
Voice notes and audio notes
Record on the go and turn spoken ideas into searchable text you can revisit.
Sync across devices
Sign in on Android or the web — your library stays with your account.
Agentic workflows and creative tools
Agentic AI workflows
Find a saved source, generate study material and organize notes or tasks through Ask Notovo.
Video dubbing
Translate spoken video and add an AI voice dub in a target language.
Video recap
Condense a source video into key moments for review or sharing.
Text to speech and Studio Podcast
Turn text into spoken audio or review material as a podcast-style explanation.
AI images and music
Use prompts to create images and music in your workspace.
Story Video and Music Video
Choose a creative video tool and shape the result with its available inputs and settings.
Built for real languages
Notovo supports a broad range of app and content languages, including Burmese, Thai, English, Hindi, Arabic, Mandarin, Spanish and more. Choose the language that works for your material. Available voices and language support vary by tool; the app shows the options for each task.
Use cases
Students
Capture lectures, generate study notes, drill flashcards before exams, self-test with quizzes.
Researchers
Transcribe interviews, summarize papers, ask questions across your reading list.
Professionals
Turn meetings into action items, briefings into summaries, voice notes into structured docs.