A study pipeline, not a prompt box.
Bring in the material you are responsible for learning. Scholar Stack turns it into structured resources, active assessments, and a clearer next step.
From lecture hall to total recall
One recording in. Five ways of knowing out. Scholar Stack is built on a simple standard: you haven’t learned it until you can be tested on it from any direction.
Capture the lecture
Record live, upload audio, paste text, scan handwritten notes, or import a document. If your course material exists, it gets in.
Transcribe on your iPhone
Transcription runs on the phone’s neural engine — about ninety seconds per lecture hour, no signal required.
Distill it
A structured summary and a flashcard deck, generated straight from what your professor actually said — not a generic textbook outline.
Get tested from five angles
The adaptive engine tests every concept as a definition, an application, a scenario, an edge case, and a cross-connection — before it ever repeats itself.
Defend it out loud
The oral exam asks, you answer in your own spoken words, and the AI grades the substance. If you can explain it, you know it.
Your lectures are nobody’s business.
Most transcription apps upload your audio to someone else’s servers. We rebuilt ours to run on the phone in your pocket.
Transcribed on the device
Speech recognition runs on your iPhone’s neural engine. The words are extracted right there, in the room where they were spoken.
Measured, not promised
A 63-minute lecture transcribes in about 90 seconds on an iPhone 12 — and it works in a lecture hall basement with zero bars.
Honest fallback
On-device transcription needs an iPhone 12 or newer. Older phones and Android use our encrypted cloud pipeline instead — clearly labeled, never silent.
Study-guide and quiz generation use secured cloud AI on the transcript text. Audio backup to your own library is optional.
The semester won’t wait.
Record tomorrow’s lecture. Be tested on it by dinner. Retire the all-nighter.