UNI-brain — your course, ready to study

UNI-brain turns a semester of recorded lectures into material you can actually study from. Point it at your course page. It finds the recordings, the slide decks and the past exams, downloads them in your own authenticated session, transcribes the audio, and writes a summary of every lecture with timestamps that point back to the exact minute in the recording. Each lecture is then merged with its matching tutorial into a single study unit, including a section that cross-references the two — what the tutorial solved that the lecture never explained, and where they contradict each other. Then you study. Open a unit in the side panel and send it to the AI chat assistant you already use. The unit is attached as a file, so nothing is truncated and nothing is pasted by hand. Every claim in the summary carries a timestamp, so when the model tells you something you can check it against the recording. WHAT YOU GET PER COURSE • A summary of every lecture and tutorial, in Hebrew, with timestamps • Study units that merge each lecture with its tutorial, plus a gaps section • A course-wide synthesis, cross-referenced with past exams • Review decks, multiple-choice banks, self-quizzes and a simulation exam WHERE YOUR MATERIAL LIVES On your machine. The recordings, transcripts and summaries are files in a folder you choose. The extension holds no account, and there is nothing to upload. WHAT YOU NEED • Google Chrome, signed in to your institution's course site • The UNI-brain helper app, which does the downloading and transcribing locally • A licence key Works with Moodle course sites and with the Yedion student portal. Everything is in Hebrew.