Hands-off after class

Stop recording.
Every lecture files itself.

LecSync can tell which lecturer is speaking. When a recording ends, it goes straight into that course’s folder. For a new course, LecSync creates the folder and names it from what was taught.

Sound familiar?
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Dozens of lectures a semester, all in one pile — and finding one takes forever?

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You always mean to sort recordings “later”, and it never happens before finals?

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Recordings from different courses all look the same, and you can’t tell which is which?

Leave the sorting to LecSync

It recognizes the course by voice — and you can always see and change the result.

Knows your lecturers’ voices

After each lecture, voice recognition finds the main speaker, compares them with the recordings in your course folders, and files it under the best match.

New course, new folder

When several lectures by the same lecturer have no folder yet, LecSync groups them and names the folder from the content. When it isn’t sure, it only suggests and lets you decide.

Always told, always undoable

After filing a recording, LecSync tells you where it went. Wrong place? One tap undoes it. Recordings you move by hand are never moved automatically again.

Only for your own recordings

Voice recognition only compares your own recordings and is never shared. Turn it off in Settings anytime, or delete all voice data with one tap.

Nothing for you to do

Record as usual. LecSync handles the rest.

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Record as usual

Start recording like you always do. No setup needed.

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Recognized after class

When the recording ends, LecSync recognizes the lecturer and finds the matching course.

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Just glance at the notice

The recording is already in its course, with bilingual study notes ready. Wrong place? Tap undo.

FAQ

Common Questions

1How does LecSync know which course a recording belongs to?
A course is usually taught by the same lecturer. LecSync finds the voice that speaks the most in a recording, compares it with the recordings already in your course folders, and also considers when the class took place. When it’s confident it files the recording; when it’s less sure it only suggests.
2Which recordings get organized automatically?
It works best on recordings longer than 10 minutes that are mostly one lecturer speaking. For very short recordings or group discussions LecSync may not be able to tell, and it leaves the recording where it is.
3What if it files something in the wrong place?
You’re notified every time, and tapping “Undo” puts it back. Once you move a recording by hand, LecSync won’t move it again.
4Is my voice data safe?
Voice recognition is only used to organize your own recordings. It is never shared and never compared with other users’ recordings. You can turn it off in Settings anytime or delete all voice data with one tap; folders already organized stay as they are.
5Is it a paid feature?
No. It’s available to everyone and on by default. You can turn it off in Settings.

Let your recordings sort themselves

Record your classes as usual. LecSync does the organizing.