Study Stash

Lecture capture and study notes for Mac and Windows.

Record a lecture and it is transcribed on your own computer, filed under the right class and turned into study notes. The app picks a speech model to suit the machine, runs a quick model live with a more accurate one behind it, and times itself so the live pass switches off on hardware that can't keep up. A two-person project, and I've written most of it.

Type a few lines while it records. When it stops, the write-up is built round them: your lines stay in ink, and what the lecture said is added in grey. A capture of the app itself.

Study Stash's Home page in light mode: Wednesday, September 30, with the day's classes under Up next and the newest notes listed below, each with a line about it. — The Home page: the day's classes under Up next, and the newest notes.

A graph in a lecture's notes: the sigmoid curve, with its slope at the midpoint marked and a slider to change its steepness. — A graph in the notes, with a slider to change it.