Your notes should do more than sit there.
Type it, say it, import it, or sketch it. Nibit shapes whatever you capture into structured notes, flashcards, quizzes, and podcasts - then answers questions using your own material.
- 4 MODES
- CaptureWhichever is fastest.
- MANY
- File formatsPDF, DOCX, PPT, PPTX, TXT, Markdown and HTML, plus web pages, YouTube links and audio.
- MULTI
- PlatformAny browser, laptop or phone. Mac and Windows apps are on the way.
- ZERO
- Network to writeKeep writing through a dead connection. It syncs when you reconnect.
Ideas come fast.
Your notes should keep up.
Notebooks, chapters, and pages keep everything where you can find it. Capture things however they come - Nibit helps tidy them up.
- 01
- Type
- Tables, checklists, code blocks, formulas, and @-mentions to any notebook, chapter or page.
- 02
- Speak
- Record the room or the call and it transcribes every five minutes while it runs.
- 03
- Import
- Drop the file in and choose how it breaks up: one page, by heading, or by page or slide.
- 04
- Sketch
- Draw a diagram and keep it editable, or have it explained back to you.

Every tool a good note needs.
- Sketches, Mermaid diagrams, equations, code blocks, tables, images and quotes, all from the same menu.
- Nothing lands as a flat picture: double-click a sketch or a diagram and you are back in the tool that drew it.
- Type @ mid-sentence to reference another page, and carry on without leaving the line.
Record the lecture. Read it back.
- Transcribes in five-minute batches while the session is still running, each one timestamped.
- The recording stays with the page afterwards, playable and downloadable beside the text it produced.
- What lands is an ordinary page, so you can polish it or generate from it straight away.
Or bring in what you already have.
- Documents, slides, HTML, text and Markdown. Scanned PDFs too, typed or handwritten.
- Choose how it breaks up: one page, by heading, or by page or slide.
- It compares the document against your notebook structure on the way in, so it arrives shaped like the rest of your notes.
Notes are the raw material. Turn them into something you can study from.
Choose what to pull from, then decide what it becomes.
All your sources in. One clear set of notes out.
- Tick a chapter and every page under it comes too. Add a PDF, a webpage, a YouTube lecture or your syllabus alongside it.
- Keep source references on and every claim is numbered to where it came from, with the full list at the end.
- Let it fill the gaps your sources leave, and every addition it makes is marked [+].
Or polish what you wrote.
- Rough class notes in, a structured page out.
- Organize, Summarize, Elaborate, or tell it what to change in your own words.
- Every edit arrives as a diff. Accept them one at a time, all at once, or none at all.
Or something to listen to on the way in.
- Your pages, turned into a host and an expert talking them through.
- Ask a question mid-episode and it goes to the hosts while the show keeps playing.
Reading it again isn't revision.
Recall is the part that sticks, so all three of these make you produce the answer before you are shown it.
Cards that help you remember.
- Point Nibit at a notebook, a chapter or a single page and it writes the deck.
- You turn the card over and mark yourself. Nothing is graded for you, because the point is noticing what you did not know.
- The ones you keep getting wrong move to the front the next time you open the deck.
Or sit the whole thing as a test.
- Multiple choice, true or false, fill in the blanks, and short or long answers you have to write out. Pick one type or set the exact mix.
- The objective ones mark themselves. Written answers you can self-mark, or ask Nibit to grade against the answer key it built from your notes.
- It names your weakest topics, cites the page behind the answer, and lets you overrule any grade it gives.
Try a hint when you're almost there.
- Work through a problem in stages instead of being handed the result.
- We believe the best way to learn is not being given the answer, but learning how to think the problem through. Face a similar one later and you already know how to approach it.
- Show answer is always there. It is just not the first thing you reach for.
Your notes already
contain the answer.
Open it from any screen and ask.
- Type @ to aim it at one note, chapter or notebook. Otherwise it searches your notes and pulls in the pages that matter.
- Answers lead with your own pages and cite them, and where your notes fall short it says so before filling the gap.
⌘K / Ctrl K searches every page, imported document and generated note you own.
It should look like
your desk, not ours.
Pick a palette and a background and the whole workspace follows.
- Twelve palettes, six of them with their own illustrated wallpaper drawn from the same artwork.
- The workspace background is a separate choice, so a palette is not a package you have to take whole.
- Every one of them exists in light and dark, and switching between the two keeps the wallpaper you picked.
The Wi-Fi drops.
You keep writing.
Every keystroke lands in a database on your own machine first, so the editor never waits for a network it might not have. When you are back online it syncs to your account.
Entropy of an isolated system never decreases - equality holds only at equilibrium
Saved locally 21:04 · synced to your account
- Your notes, not a spinner
- Open any page you have already visited on this machine and it is there in full, ready to edit, with no connection at all.
- Offline is not a mode
- Nothing to switch on or remember. Lose Wi-Fi mid-lecture and the app carries on, then reconciles the moment it is back.
- Same notes. Next device.
- Your account carries your notebooks, settings and preferences between Mac, Windows and the browser. Sign in anywhere and find everything already set up and waiting for you.
Pay for the thinking, not the notebook.
Writing, organising, search and sharing are free for good. Free carries a weekly allowance of the AI features, and Pro removes the limits entirely.
Free
The full notebook, and a weekly allowance of the AI features.
Open the web app- Questions & quick assists
- 5 / week
- Notes, polish, flashcards, quizzes & AI imports
- 1 / week each
- YouTube video length
- Up to 30 min / video
- Read Aloud
- 10 min / week
- Recording & transcription
- 20 min / week
- AI podcasts
- Not included
- Notebooks, chapters & pages
- Included
- Version history
- Included
- Sharing & groups
- Included
$12/mo
Early-bird price
Unlimited AI, no counters anywhere. Long lectures included.
Choose Pro- Questions & quick assists
- Unlimited
- Notes, polish, flashcards, quizzes & AI imports
- Unlimited
- YouTube video length
- Up to 4 hrs / video
- Read Aloud
- Unlimited
- Recording & transcription
- Unlimited
- AI podcasts
- Unlimited
- Notebooks, chapters & pages
- Included
- Version history
- Included
- Sharing & groups
- Included
Prices in USD, billed monthly. Cancel any time.
These are early prices and will rise when we launch properly. We have not set the new figures or a date.
Free limits reset every Monday. Unlimited means no usage meters, with fair-use protections against automated abuse.
