In short
Lectly turns the free lectures you already watch on YouTube into a course with a finish line: progress that resumes to the second, notes and doubts pinned to the moment, flashcards, daily goals and an exam countdown.
- Category
- Education
- Runs on
- iOS and Android
- Status
- Coming soon to the stores
- Website
- lectly.wdlab.app
- Made by
- Workaholic Developers
What Lectly does.
A YouTube playlist becomes a course, with every lecture in order and a plan
Progress that resumes to the second, so "done" means done
Notes and doubts pinned to the moment they were said
Flashcards scheduled with FSRS spaced repetition
Exam countdown that tells you whether you're on pace
Export notes as PDF or Markdown and cards for Anki; 15 languages
Who Lectly is for
For students who learn from free YouTube lectures but lose track of where they stopped and what they noted. Lectly turns those lectures into a course with a plan, timestamped notes, flashcards and an exam date.
How Lectly works
- 01
Paste a YouTube playlist or lecture link, or share it to Lectly from YouTube.
- 02
While watching, tap Note or ? to pin a thought or doubt to that second.
- 03
Revise with flashcards and follow the exam countdown to see whether you are on pace.
Questions about Lectly
What is Lectly?
Do I need a Google or YouTube sign-in?
Can I save lectures for offline viewing?
Does Lectly block YouTube ads?
What does a shared course link contain?
When can I get Lectly?
Which phones does Lectly run on?
Who makes Lectly?
Made by Workaholic Developers
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