Coming this summer

Catch every word, keep every feather.

Polmi turns recorded lecture audio into clean notes, summaries, and flashcards you can share with classmates.

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Paper-craft scene of a student in a tiered lecture hall holding up a microphone while an instructor teaches at the lectern, with paper feathers and note cards lifting from the mic.

What Polmi does

  • Paper-craft microphone with soft sound waves drifting up.

    Catch the whole lecture

    Record in the hall or upload a file you already have. Up to six hours in one go, depending on your plan.

  • Paper-craft open notebook with a marigold feather resting on the page.

    Notes you'll actually reread

    Polmi writes the transcript, then lifts a clean summary from it. The long lecture becomes a page you can skim.

  • Paper-craft stack of flashcards, the top one showing a friendly check.

    Flashcards from every lecture

    Key points become a small deck you can flip through. Review before the exam without rebuilding your notes by hand.

  • Three paper-craft figures linked by a soft dotted line.

    Better with your study group

    Create a group and share lectures into one library. Groups are free; reading a classmate's shared lecture needs a paid plan, and Roundtable covers five seats at once.

How it works

  1. Paper-craft cutout of a microphone with soft sound waves drifting up.

    1Record or upload

    Tap record in the hall, or drop in a file you already have.

  2. Paper-craft cutout of an open notebook with a marigold feather resting on the page.

    2Transcript and notes

    Polmi writes the transcript, then lifts a tidy summary from it.

  3. Paper-craft cutout of a small stack of flashcards, the top one flipped to a friendly check.

    3Review and share

    Skim the notes, flip through flashcards, share with your study group.

Plans for every kind of student

Start free, then pick the plan that fits your term. Plans from $14.99 a month, plus Roundtable for study groups.

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Questions, answered

What does Polmi actually do?

You record a lecture or upload a file. Polmi writes the transcript, lifts a tidy summary from it, and turns the key points into flashcards you can review and share.

Can I record right in the lecture hall?

Yes. Tap record when class starts. You can also drop in an audio file you already have.

How long can a lecture be?

Up to 3 hours on Notebook, 4 on Binder, and 6 on Lectern. Polmi stops a recording before it would pass your plan's limit, so nothing gets wasted.

Is there a free way to try it?

Yes. The free trial gives you three short clips so you can hear what Polmi does with your audio before you pay.

Can I study with classmates?

Yes, through Groups. Creating or joining a group is free, and you can share your own lectures into the group's library. Reading a lecture a classmate shared needs a paid plan, either your own or a seat from a Roundtable. Roundtable is our group bundle: five Notebook seats for $49.99 a month, so a whole study group can read together. Already on a paid plan? You can join any group without using a seat.

Is there a web version?

Yes. Paid plans include web access, so you can review your notes and flashcards from a browser as well as the app.

How much does Polmi cost?

Polmi starts with a free trial of three short clips. Paid plans are Notebook at $14.99 a month, Binder at $29.99, and Lectern at $59.99 for a heavier term. Roundtable gives a study group five Notebook seats for $49.99 a month. Prices are in USD, and individual plans cancel any time. Subscriptions open when Polmi launches in summer 2026.

What languages does Polmi work in?

Polmi detects the language of your lecture automatically and transcribes a wide range of languages. You can have your summary written in another language, and the Lectern plan can translate a transcript into a language you choose.

Is my lecture data private?

Your recordings, transcripts, and notes are yours. Transcripts and notes are encrypted, and by default we delete your audio about a week after it is transcribed. We do not use your content to train AI models, and you can delete a lecture, or your whole account, at any time.

When does Polmi launch?

Polmi opens to students in summer 2026. Join the waitlist on the home page and we will email you the day it goes live.

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Be there when Polmi opens

Polmi opens to students in summer 2026. Leave your email and we will send one note the day it goes live. No other mail, ever.