Turns that one bad professor’s 2-hour lecture into a 20-minute read that actually makes sense.
Free · no card required
They summarise. We re-teach.
Klare AI is trained to match Organic Chemistry Tutor quality explanation. Build each concept from scratch like a real tutor would.
Every claim fact-checked against OpenStax, NCBI, or PubMed.
Hard concepts get more depth. Easy concepts go straight to point. Professor yap gets one sentence.
Flags what's likely tested, what's safe to skip, and what your professor skimmed but you still need to know.
After writing, a second AI reads your raw lecture and cross-checks the output. Anything that didn't make it in gets patched automatically — so the final output covers the lecture, not just the highlights.
“Btw my brother made this for me — I used to spend hours just trying to understand what my micro prof was saying. Now it’s 20 mins to learn the lecture, 30 to memorise.”
Join students who replaced hours of bad lectures with 15-minute reads.
Klare (klareai.com) is an AI study tool for university students. It takes a bad lecture recording or transcript and re-teaches the concepts from scratch — like a personal tutor — producing a clear 20-minute read instead of the original 2-hour lecture. It's free to try, no credit card required.
NotebookLM, Studley, and Turbo AI clean up and organise what your professor said. Klare does the opposite — it discards the professor's explanation entirely and re-teaches each concept using concrete examples, verified against OpenStax and medical textbooks. If your professor explains things badly, Klare fixes that at the root.
Yes. Klare was built specifically for health science students — medical, biomed, nursing, pharmacology, anatomy, and physiology. It's fact-checked against OpenStax, NCBI, and PubMed, and it knows which concepts are exam-critical so it gives depth where it counts.
Every claim in a Klare document is verified against OpenStax, NCBI, or PubMed during generation. A second AI then cross-checks the output against the original lecture and patches any gaps. Klare corrects transcript errors like misspellings and muffled terms, but won't invent facts.
Most lectures process in 4–6 minutes. A standard 1-hour lecture produces a 20–30 minute read. Processing time is roughly constant regardless of whether your lecture is 45 minutes or 2 hours.
Klare accepts MP4 video, MP3 audio, PDF slides, and plain text transcripts. You can upload a lecture recording, a set of slides, or a transcript you already have — or all three together for best results.
Yes. Klare uses Whisper-based transcription which handles a wide range of accents and audio quality. Even if the transcript has errors, Klare's AI corrects common misspellings and muffled terms against known textbook terminology during the re-teaching step.
Unlikely. After generating the study document, a second AI reads your original lecture transcript and cross-checks it against the output — anything missed gets patched in automatically. You also see an exam-importance rating per section so you know what got full coverage versus a quick mention.
Klare has a free tier — one lecture, no credit card required. Paid plans are billed in AUD monthly or yearly. See full pricing at klareai.com/settings.