Drop the context.
Read aloud, play a lecture into your mic, or paste your text. Pick a tone and examples from your world: technology, sports, gaming, and more.
Turn what you hear and read into notes that speak your language. Clear explanations, oddly memorable examples, and the context that makes it click.
Read aloud or paste a passage. Your notes start here.
“Changing the order of factors does not change the product.”
3 × 5 = 5 × 3 = 15
That’s the commutative property of multiplication for real numbers. The seating chart is just the memory hook.

Example note · same math, a different way to remember it.
The facts stay accurate. Your theme shapes the examples; it doesn’t change definitions, equations, or conditions. Jokes help explain the lesson. They don’t replace it.
Read aloud, play a lecture into your mic, or paste your text. Pick a tone and examples from your world: technology, sports, gaming, and more.
Keep the definition. Add the explanation that clicks. Dial the humor and emojis up or down until the notes sound like you.
Find notes by subject, take a daily recap, and ask a question. Jump to the passage that answers it, with an underline that stays saved.
LoreDrop remembers the work you’ve put in, what actually stuck, and how far you’ve come. Build a profile with earned levels, a narrator that sounds like you, and learning history that stays yours.
Challenge learners studying comparable material. Both answers lock before either is revealed. No button-mashing. No speed advantage. Just who knows the material better.
All the context. In words that stick.
Titles like Algebra 2 1.2 group automatically. Check the study date on older notes.
Local speech downloads a pretrained model once and runs it on this device. Wait for the model to load before playing your lecture. Audio stays in this tab; only transcripts and notes sync. Keep the tab open until pending segments finish. Note generation still uses your AI API.
Read out loud. We’ll catch the words.
Check names, numbers, and equations before generating. AI can make mistakes; compare important facts with your lesson.
Different delivery. Same facts.
Tone changes how your notes sound—not what the lesson means. Definitions, numbers, and conditions must stay accurate. Categories guide added examples; they don’t rewrite the facts.
Mic starts only when you tap. Local speech keeps audio on this device. The optional paid mode sends audio segments to OpenAI; browser dictation may use your browser’s online speech service. Generating notes sends the transcript to OpenAI.
Get the actual meaning, a ridiculous memory hook, and a quick “did that stick?” quiz.
Clearly labeled sample · no API needed