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Notes for Students

ivvi 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, ivvi converts 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

We understand these challenges, so we built ivvi for you. As you  listen, ivvi transcribes the lecture and transforms it into a visual mind map with keywords and images. ivvi is the ultimate solution for visual thinkers.

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ivvi Benefits in Lectures

Listen and learn, confident that everything is safely captured, synced, and transcribed.

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

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

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 -

How ivvi Works

1. Open ivvi in your lecture

2. Tap record

3. Explore magic map

Fuel your memory with notes that work for you.

     

 

     

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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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