Turn your class notes into flashcards you can practice
Photograph a page of your notebook, or upload a PDF. Klink reads the words into a word list. You check the list, fix anything that needs fixing and save it. Then you practice the words from your class.
Klink works from your own notes, so the words are the ones your class taught you. It does not replace a class or a teacher.
Three steps from notebook to practice
Scan your notes
Photograph a page of your notebook or upload a PDF. Klink reads ink, pencil and notes in the margin.
Check and save the list
Fix anything that was read wrong, then name the list after the lesson.
Practice the words
Practice with flashcards, typing, multiple choice, fill in the blank, listening, conjugation and speaking.
What Klink does with your page
A page of class notes holds more than single words. Klink sorts it, so nothing is lost.
Words become cards
Each word from your notes becomes a card you can practice. Every word is New, Needs review or Known.
Rules and sentences stay
Grammar rules and full example sentences go on their own cards, so nothing from your notes is lost.
You have the final say
Fix a word that was read wrong, delete what you do not need and add what is missing before you save.
Get a clean scan
- Take the photo in even light, with the page flat and the writing sharp.
- Clearer writing gives better results, so read through the words before you save the list.
- Name the list after the lesson, for example "Lesson 7", so you can find the words from that class later.
Is this for you?
Klink fits if
- You take a language class and take notes by hand.
- You want to practice the words from your class without retyping them.
- You want a calm tool that shows what needs review and what you know, without game points.
Klink does not fit if
- You want a course that teaches a language from the start. Klink has no curriculum of its own.
- Your notes are not about a language. Klink is made for languages only.
- You want to design every card yourself.
Want a routine for the days after a lesson? Read what to do with your class notes after a lesson.
Wondering how well Klink reads handwriting? Read about handwriting recognition for class notes.
Questions about turning notes into flashcards
Can I turn handwritten notes into flashcards?
Does it work with any handwriting?
Which languages can I use?
Do I need to type my notes first?
Is it free?
Does Klink replace my class or teacher?
Practice the words from your class
Scan a page of notes and start with your own word list.