ReplayTake keeps feedback on the moment of a recording: students replay their lessons and send takes for expert review, and teachers and coaches sell that review from their own page. A student records a lesson and gets every correction on the bar it was given, with a loop to drill; a teacher publishes a page with a price and a turnaround, reviews the recording in a study player with timestamped notes, drawings and practice loops, and the student replays it until it sticks. Students join free.

Yes. Free gives you the whole player and every feature, with 2 GB of storage and 60 transcription minutes a month. The accurate transcript and drafted notes run on prepaid AI hours, counted in hours you can see — never credits.

No. Anyone you share a recording with joins on a free account and can view, comment or edit it, on every plan. Studio counts only its editor seats. Someone building a library of their own, student or not, is on their own Free or Plus account.

No. Shared and public recordings stream from your single copy through short-lived signed URLs. There is no download path for anyone but you.

Yes. Preserve-pitch is on by default, and the step-up trainer starts a loop slow and raises the speed after each clean pass.

Opt-in per recording and metered in minutes and hours you can see. Your audio never leaves our own servers: the basic transcript runs on our worker with an open-source model, and the accurate one — speakers told apart, music separated — runs on a GPU we rent by the hour and destroy when the job is done. The one step that sends anything out is the drafted notes: the transcript text, never the audio, goes to our cloud provider’s inference service (DigitalOcean Gradient) and is not kept there. Nothing goes to any other AI company.

Yes. Add it with “Add recording” and say it is a lesson — or a lesson recap, the few minutes your teacher sums up at the end. Record with your teacher’s knowledge. Our terms ask that everyone on a recording knows it is being made; some places require it by law. Your teacher does nothing; you can share the Checklist with them afterwards.

Any time: Markdown for notes, SRT and VTT for captions and transcripts. Recordings and notes stay readable if you stop paying.

Join the waitlist below. Approved founding members get an invitation link that creates their account and keeps Plus-level limits, free.