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  • The summary as a podcast.

    Two voices chatting through the document, eyes off the screen.

  • Background music while you study.

    White noise or your own music, turning down when the voice talks.

  • Filmina on your phone, as an app.

    Today it runs in your phone's browser and can be added to the home screen. The iPhone and iPad app is on its way.

  • Word documents.

    Today you study PDF, PowerPoint and Keynote. A .docx already goes in as class material for Mina to use; studying it page by page, not yet.

  • Upload several presentations at once.

    Pick or drop all your lectures together and they land on your home screen, without bringing them in one by one.

  • Drop everything and it sorts itself.

    Slides, the textbook and recordings, all at once: Filmina works out which course and which lecture each one belongs to, suggests how to arrange it and processes it.

  • A Windows app.

    Today it runs in the browser on any Windows computer. An app to install is on its way, along with the Mac one.

Already in Filmina

  • v2.1 Study blocks.

    From 5 to 60 minutes, ending when the slide does, with a break that starts when you ask for it.

  • v2.1 Transcribe the class.

    Mina listens through the microphone and adds what's said to your note. The audio isn't kept.

  • v2.1 Notes before the slides.

    Take them in class and add the presentation when it arrives.

  • v2.1 Search everything you've studied.

    ⌘K finds documents, folders, slides, notes and summaries.

  • v2.0 Asking without leaving the slide.

    Answered right there, with the slide in front of you, plus a chat with the whole class.

  • v2.0 Getting quizzed on it.

    Practice: a stretch of questions about what you already studied, adjusting to how you do.

  • v2.0 Review from memory.

    A concept and a hint: you write what you recall, then see the ideas and where they come from.

  • v2.0 Your class notes, inside.

    Typed, dictated or from a notebook photo, and Mina uses them when explaining.

  • v2.0 A summary when you finish.

    By topic, to read or to listen to in the voice of the class.

  • v2.0 Classes sorted by subject.

    Colored folders in a sidebar on the left.

  • v2.0 Your time.

    A plant for every day you studied, and a calendar of how much and what.

  • v1.1 A question at the end of every slide.

    Four kinds that take turns, and one in four asks you to say it yourself, out loud.

  • v1.1 What you didn't get, marked.

    One click marks it, or missing the question does, and the cover page takes you back.

  • v1.0 The next one, ready.

    While you listen to one slide, the next ones are being prepared.

Start with
just one slide

Drop in that PDF you've been putting off and hear it explained. Thirty seconds is enough to know whether it's for you.

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