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Podcasts

A Kyonote podcast is two AI hosts talking through your material like a study partner — questions, recaps, the works. It's the easiest way into a new topic, and it's hands-free, so you can listen on a walk or on the way to class.

A Kyonote podcast episode playing
Two hosts talk through your notebook

What it is

Pick a notebook, tap Podcast, and Kyonote writes a short two-host episode grounded in your files. One host explains, the other asks the questions you'd be asking — so it feels like sitting in on a good study session rather than a lecture.

The episode only covers what's in your notebook. It won't wander off into things you didn't add.

Length

  • Free episodes run up to 10 minutes — enough for a chapter or a lecture's worth of material.
  • Pro goes up to 30 minutes for longer, deeper sessions.

Exact limits may change — see Plans & billing for the current numbers.

Listening offline

On Pro, you can download episodes and listen offline — handy for a commute with no signal.

When to reach for it

  • First pass on a new topic. A podcast gives you the shape of the material before you dig in.
  • Review on the go. Re-listen to an episode the morning of a class or exam.
  • You'd rather listen than read. If staring at a dense PDF isn't working, hearing it talked through often clicks.

Once a topic feels familiar, move to flashcards for recall and a quiz to find the gaps.

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