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ivvi Notes™
transforms lectures into mind maps as you listen, helping you learn faster and graduate successfully.
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Neurodiverse Executive Functions

Over 10% of students have dyslexia or ADHD, making traditional note-taking a challenge. Whether you're neurodiverse or simply a visual learner,ivviconverts lectures into visual notes, enabling you to learn more efficiently and achieve academic success.

  • Lectures can be overwhelming
  • Taking traditional notes is slow
  • Visual notes are recommended but they're hard to create during lectures

Introducing ivvi Notes

We understand these challenges, so we built ivvi Notes for you with our revolutionary Speech-to-Map™ technology. As you listen, ivvi Notes transcribes the lecture and transforms it into a visual mind map with keywords and images. ivvi Notes is the ultimate solution for visual thinkers.

ivvi Notes Benefits in Lectures
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Listen and learn, confident that everything is safely captured, synced, and transcribed.

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View a real-time mind map that captures everything being said.

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Say goodbye to the time-consuming task of re-listening to lectures and typing up notes after class.

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Your notes are complete when you leave the lecture.

“ivvi is a total life saver. I can get overwhelmed with the amount of information I hear in lectures and tutorials and my ADHD means I can focus on one aspect and miss other details. Seeing the lecture mapped out visually means I can follow the big picture and understand what's being taught.”- Grace, University Student -
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How ivvi Notes Works

  • Open ivvi in your lecture
  • Tap record
  • Explore magic map
    • Fuel your memory with notes that work for you.

Try ivvi Notes Now Free 30-day full trial.

  • No Commitment
  • No Credit Card
  • No Subscription
  • No Catch
  • Keep Lifetime Access to Your Maps
  • DSA Approved
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“I’m just starting college with dyslexia and I love mindmapping but it can be hard to do it in lectures, so I’m really looking forward to ivvi showing me what’s being said visually so I can understand it.”- Annie, College Student -
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