ThetaWave

ThetaWave is a real-time AI-powered note-taking tool specifically designed for college students. It allows users to drop in any lecture recording, video, PDF, or audio file and instantly receive high-quality notes, flashcards, mind maps, and quiz questions. The system transcribes and processes spoken content from lectures, extracting key concepts, definitions, examples, and relationships to generate structured study materials. For example, a student can upload a 50-minute biology lecture video; within minutes, ThetaWave produces a set of concise notes organized by topic, a mind map showing connections between cellular processes, a deck of flashcards for memorizing terminology, and a short quiz to test comprehension. The tool is especially useful for students who want to focus entirely on the lecture without manually taking notes. By automating the note-taking step, it frees up mental bandwidth for understanding and asking questions during class. ThetaWave also supports real-time processing during live lectures if the user provides an audio stream or screen recording. Users can search across all their notes using keywords or natural language queries, retrieving specific information from past lectures in seconds. The platform is built for multiple file formats, including MP3, MP4, PPTX, DOCX, and YouTube links. After processing, the generated outputs can be exported as PDF, Markdown, CSV (for flashcards), or directly into popular study apps like Anki and Quizlet. ThetaWave also includes a collaborative feature where students can share their notes with classmates or study groups, annotate, and discuss sections. The knowledge hub provides templates for different subjects—such as engineering, medicine, computer science, and humanities—tailoring the note structure to the disc