How to Organize Notes

One set per class. Put the PDFs, slides, and pasted notes for that course in the same place. StudyFetch structures that pile into notes you can search, then cards and a quiz from the same set. You do not keep a second copy in another app.

Split notes are how lectures disappear the night before. Pick one pile per class. Upload what you already have. StudyFetch is that pile: files, structured notes, cards, and questions together.

Capture the lecture as a PDF, slides, a recording, or a YouTube link, then drop it in the set for that class. StudyFetch writes structured notes from that file so lecture 4 is findable next to lecture 3.

A 40-page Doc with no headings hides lecture 4. Structured notes from the files you uploaded keep headings and terms on that lecture. StudyFetch writes that structure so you open the topic, not the whole semester.

Cornell is a page layout for taking notes in class. Organizing later is a different job: one set per course, headings on each lecture, then cards from that set. StudyFetch does the second job on the files you upload. It does not print a Cornell template.

Yes. Create an account, upload a lecture PDF, and generate notes, cards, and a quiz from that file. Paid plans add more generations on the same set.