Make your first notebook

Getting going takes about a minute.

1. Make a notebook

Everything in Kyonote lives in a notebook — think of it as one subject or one course. Tap New notebook and give it a name like "Biology" or "History 101".

Creating a new notebook in Kyonote

2. Add your files

Open the notebook and add what you've got:

• PDFs — lecture slides, readings, past papers.
• Your own typed or pasted notes.

Kyonote reads them and gets them ready. For the details, see Add files.

3. Make something

From the notebook, choose what you want:

• A podcast — two hosts talk through the material.
• A listen / audiobook — your notes read aloud, word for word.
• A flashcard deck — the key terms, ready to review.
• A quiz — a few questions to test yourself.
• A mock exam — a full practice test from everything in the notebook.

Choosing what to make from a notebook

That's it. Your first podcast is usually ready in under a minute.

Tips

• One notebook per subject keeps things tidy.
• The more focused your files, the sharper the output — a single chapter beats a whole textbook.

Next steps

• Study tools — which tool to reach for, and when.
• Add files — what you can put in a notebook.