Use case
Turn your notes into a visual story
Pages of bullets are slow to reread before an exam; paste your notes into Infograph and get a short visual story with one idea on each card.
Every fact in the story comes from your notes, so you revise what you wrote, not something new.
Made from this text
Before and after: class notes on photosynthesis
Before: the class notes, as pasted
Bio, ch. 6: photosynthesis - plants make sugar from light energy - happens in green leaves: chlorophyll (green pigment) absorbs light - inputs: light (energy), water (from roots), CO2 (from air, through tiny openings in leaves) - outputs: glucose (plant uses or stores it) + oxygen (leaves the plant) - equation: 6 CO2 + 6 H2O → 1 glucose + 6 O2, using light energy - same atoms on both sides! - order to remember: light, water, CO2, chlorophyll, then sugar + oxygen
After: the story
Notes are for writing, stories are for remembering
Infograph does that sorting for you. It finds the main idea, the parts, the steps and the numbers in your notes, then gives each idea one card. A process becomes a flow. A formula becomes its pieces. A list of facts becomes something you can picture.
Three steps
Paste your notes
Paste them from a notes app, a doc or a lecture handout. Bullets, fragments and short forms all work.
Pick a template
Notebook and Sketch feel like a good study page. Pick a palette that is easy on your eyes.
Share or export
Share the link with your study group, or export a PDF to revise from on paper.
Every number comes from your source
When you study from a summary, a wrong number becomes a wrong answer on the test. Infograph only shows numbers that are in your notes, so what you revise is what you wrote.
Make tonight’s revision easier
Free: 5 Instant stories, 1 story with pictures and 30 meeting minutes every month. No credit card needed to start.
Questions
Can I use it on my phone?
Yes. You can build and read stories in the browser on a phone, and shared stories scroll well on any screen.
Are my notes private?
Your stories are yours until you share one. The text you paste goes to the AI providers that build the story, and the privacy policy lists them.
What if my notes are very short?
Short notes make short stories. Add a line or two on how the ideas connect, and the story will have more to show.