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School Mode turns NotoNote into a study companion: your class schedule on a grid, alarms that start recording for you, and lecture notes structured for studying, with answers from everything your professor said.

01 · Schedule

Your whole week, on one grid.

Add your classes once, each one gets its own color and folder. Lecture moved? Cancelled? Drag it, and Noto keeps up. You can even import your schedule from a photo.

Snap a photo of your schedule, Noto fills the grid
Week of Oct 12 Fall term + Add class
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Organic Chem
10:00
Cognitive Sci
1:00
Linear Algebra
9:00
Organic Chem
Cancelled
Cognitive Sci
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Linear Algebra
9:00
Design Studio
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Organic Chem
10:00
Organic Chem
Moved · 2:00
Organic Chemistry in 10 minutes now
10:00 · Room 204 · Prof. Kim
Organic Chemistry is starting now
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Recording · auto-filed to Organic Chemistry
02 · Alarms

Never walk in late. Never start blank.

A heads-up before every class, and a nudge when it starts. One click and Noto is recording, the lecture files itself into the right class folder automatically.

03 · Lecture notes

Notes built for studying, not just reading.

Lectures get their own summary template: key concepts explained, definitions collected, homework caught with its due date, and everything the professor hinted would be on the exam.

Homework and exam hints, caught automatically
Organic Chemistry, Lecture 12 Oct 14 · 48 min
Topic Nucleophilic substitution, SN1 vs SN2 mechanisms.
Key Concepts
•SN2, one-step "backside attack"; rate depends on both reactants.
•Steric hindrance, bulky groups block the attack and slow SN2.
Homework
Problem set 6, questions 1–8 "by next Friday"
Exam topics mentioned
★ Energy diagrams for SN1 vs SN2
★ Predicting products from substrate structure
Lecture notes ready
Ask Noto Organic Chemistry, Lecture 12
Explain SN2 reactions like I'm five
From your lecture · 24:10

Think of a game of tag: the new kid grabs your hand at the exact moment the old kid lets go, one single motion. That's SN2. And if the "hand" is surrounded by a crowd (bulky groups), the tag gets much harder, that's why Prof. Kim kept saying steric hindrance slows it down.

What should I review before the exam?
Exam prep · from 3 lectures
★ Energy diagrams for SN1 vs SN2, "this will be on the test" (Lecture 12)
★ Predicting products from substrate structure (Lecture 12)
★ Carbocation stability rankings (Lecture 10)
Explain it again, simpler What did I miss last week? Quiz me on this lecture Soon
04 · Ask

A study buddy who never missed class.

Didn't get a concept? Ask Noto to explain it your way, using exactly what your professor said, with the timestamp to prove it. Then ask what to review, and it pulls exam hints from every lecture in the class.

05 · And then, quizzes

Your lectures will quiz you back.

Coming soon to School Mode: quizzes generated from your own lecture notes, so you study what was actually taught, not a generic textbook.

Quiz · Organic Chemistry Question 3 of 8
Which factor slows down an SN2 reaction?
A · A strong nucleophile
B · Steric hindrance around the carbon
C · A polar aprotic solvent
Correct, covered at 24:10 in Lecture 12.
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