An AI notes maker that shows its source
Most AI notes look neat but you can't tell where a point came from. TellBrief makes notes from your own chapter, photos of your book pages or a YouTube lecture, and every point links to the page or the moment it came from. You get the key points, each term explained simply and a quiz, in English, हिंदी or Hinglish.
How to do it
- Add a chapter PDF, photos of the pages, or paste a lecture link.
- Pick English, हिंदी or Hinglish and tap Brief.
- Read the notes. Tap any page chip or time to check the source.
- Take the quiz, or tap Revise for flashcards.
What TellBrief tells you
- Short notes from your own material, not from the internet
- Every point linked to its page or its moment in the lecture
- Terms explained in simple words
- A quiz and flashcards to revise with
Words you'll see
- Source link
- The page chip or time beside a point. It opens the exact line or moment the point came from.
- Brief
- TellBrief's notes on one chapter, document or video: the short version, with links to the source.
- Ask
- Type a doubt under your notes and get an answer from the same chapter, with the page.
Questions
What can I make notes from?
PDFs, photos of book pages, Word files, YouTube lectures and voice recordings.
Can I ask a doubt?
Yes. Type it under the notes in English, Hindi or Hinglish. The answer comes from your chapter, with the page.
Does it work for NEET, JEE and boards?
Yes. It keeps NCERT's terms and gives a quiz from the chapter, which suits all three.
Is it free?
Yes, it's free to start, with no card needed.
More guides
- A quiz from your own chapterUpload a chapter PDF or photos of your notes and get a short quiz from it, each answer linked to the page that explains it. Plus flashcards. Free to start.
- Current affairs, down to the facts that matterTurn a monthly current affairs PDF into the facts exams ask: schemes, numbers, dates and names, each with its page, plus a quiz. English, Hindi or Hinglish.
- Summarise any YouTube videoPaste any YouTube link and get the key ideas in simple English, Hindi or Hinglish, each linked to the moment it was said. Ask questions after. Free to start.
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