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Resonate Learning
Record the lecture. Know exactly what you didn't understand.
Record the lecture from your seat — no professor setup needed. Tap when something doesn't click, and leave with notes, AI flashcards, and a ranked "review this first" list. If your instructor joins, they see class understanding live. First 3 sessions free.
I built Resonate because I was the student it's for. ADHD meant lectures were a choice: listen or take notes, never both. Every accommodation I had — copied notes, extra time, tutoring — depended on someone else showing up.
Every study tool I tried captured the lecture. None captured what I didn't understand.
So Resonate works differently: you record from your own seat, and when something doesn't click, you tap. After class you get structured notes, flashcards, and a ranked "review this first" list built from your own moments of confusion.
It works two ways. Solo is the default — no professor setup, no school IT, nothing anyone else has to adopt. But if your instructor runs Resonate too, those same taps roll up into a live view of where the class is losing the thread, while the lecture is still happening. Students get full value either way; the teacher side is upside, never a requirement.
It's live on the App Store — first 3 sessions are free. I'd genuinely love feedback from anyone who's ever walked out of a lecture knowing something didn't land but not knowing what. And if you work in student accessibility, I'd especially love to hear from you.
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About Resonate Learning on Product Hunt
“Record the lecture. Know exactly what you didn't understand.”
Resonate Learning was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #159 on the daily leaderboard. Record the lecture from your seat — no professor setup needed. Tap when something doesn't click, and leave with notes, AI flashcards, and a ranked "review this first" list. If your instructor joins, they see class understanding live. First 3 sessions free.
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Joshua Glasser
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I built Resonate because I was the student it's for. ADHD meant lectures were a choice: listen or take notes, never both. Every accommodation I had — copied notes, extra time, tutoring — depended on someone else showing up.
Every study tool I tried captured the lecture. None captured what I didn't understand.
So Resonate works differently: you record from your own seat, and when something doesn't click, you tap. After class you get structured notes, flashcards, and a ranked "review this first" list built from your own moments of confusion.
It works two ways. Solo is the default — no professor setup, no school IT, nothing anyone else has to adopt. But if your instructor runs Resonate too, those same taps roll up into a live view of where the class is losing the thread, while the lecture is still happening. Students get full value either way; the teacher side is upside, never a requirement.
It's live on the App Store — first 3 sessions are free. I'd genuinely love feedback from anyone who's ever walked out of a lecture knowing something didn't land but not knowing what. And if you work in student accessibility, I'd especially love to hear from you.