Timestamped transcript
Search every line, jump back to the exact moment, and export captions as TXT, SRT, or VTT.
Upload a lecture, paste a video link, or bring your notes. Kaiako turns the material into searchable transcripts, clear summaries, practice quizzes, and flashcards that help the learning stick.
From first listen to final revision, every tool stays connected to the lesson you are studying.
Search every line, jump back to the exact moment, and export captions as TXT, SRT, or VTT.
Switch between short, medium, and detailed summaries, with key points, terms, and chapter markers.
Practice multiple-choice, true/false, and fill-in questions with explanations and source timestamps.
Review the important ideas with a spaced-repetition schedule based on your recall rating.
Ask questions in plain language. Answers are retrieved from the lesson and show where to review.
Track study minutes, quiz attempts, XP, recent scores, and the lessons you have completed.
Explain a lesson in your own words. See which extracted key concepts you mentioned, which ones to revisit, and timestamped source passages.
Turn missed quiz questions, flashcards that are due, and Teach-back gaps into a prioritised study plan.
A purposeful, distraction-light workspace brings the player, transcript, notes, and revision tools together. Your lesson remains the source of truth.
Lesson chat shows retrieved timestamps, so you can check the original source.
Choose whether to email a summary, quiz, or score. Nothing is sent without confirmation.
Kaiako does the organizing. You spend your time understanding, checking, and remembering.
Upload audio or video, paste a YouTube link, or add your notes and transcript.
Review a timestamped transcript, evidence-based summary, chapter markers, quiz, and flashcards.
Ask questions, test your recall, revisit gaps with Teach-back Coach, and follow a personalised revision route.
No. Summaries, terms, questions, and lesson chat have a no-API-key extractive and retrieval-based default. Optional AI providers require internet access and may have quotas or charges.
Whisper runs locally on the server, but tiny instances have limited RAM and CPU. Start with short files and the tiny model; the included deployment guide adds swap and explains the resource trade-offs. Swap helps avoid out-of-memory failures but does not make CPU transcription fast.
No email is sent without an explicit confirmation. After a lesson is processed and after quiz submission, Kaiako offers a clear choice to send the summary, quiz, and/or score. Email delivery requires configured SMTP or Amazon SES settings.
In AWS mode the recommended configuration blocks all public access and uses short-lived presigned URLs. Local mode stores files on your machine. Keep the IAM role, bucket policy, HTTPS, and operating system updates configured as described in the deployment guide.
Caption retrieval depends on the video, caption availability, and YouTube's access restrictions. Kaiako falls back to letting you paste a transcript or lesson text.
Build a study pack from the material you already have, then come back to it when you revise.