Zoc
Zoc transcribes lectures and turns class material into organized notes, quizzes, and interactive tutoring. It is for students who want to capture and review course content, and educators supporting students with study tools.
Who it's for
- University students who want to capture lecture transcripts on a laptop or phone and turn them into study materials.
- Students who want to review class topics with quizzes or an interactive tutor at three difficulty levels.
- Educators looking for a study companion built around educational frameworks such as Bloom's taxonomy.
How it fits your workflow
Open Zoc on a laptop or phone during class to generate a transcript of the lecture.
Use Zoc to extract and organize key topics into study notes, then use the notes to create quizzes or an interactive tutor with three difficulty levels.
Translate the content into one of 29 languages when needed.
Pricing
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Prices checked on Nov 7, 2026 from the vendor's site. They can change; confirm before you buy.
Key features
- Lecture transcription
- Students can open Zoc on a laptop or phone during class to generate a lecture transcript.
- Topic synthesis and organized notes
- Zoc extracts key lecture topics and organizes them into familiar formats. The site also describes multiple forms of notes for different learning styles and revision techniques.
- Interactive tutor
- Zoc transforms lecture notes into an interactive tutor with three difficulty levels.
- Quizzes
- Zoc creates quizzes from class material to help students study and master the class.
- Translation
- Zoc translates content into 29 languages, supporting students who grew up speaking another language.
- Educational frameworks
- Zoc says it was built using educational frameworks such as Bloom's taxonomy.
Alternatives to consider
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Silenttype
Choose it if you need lecture transcription with homework and action-item extraction and formatted notes synced to Notion.
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BloomNote
Choose it if you want to make study materials from files, videos, lectures, or websites, including flashcards, podcasts, and whiteboards.
Getting started
- Open Zoc on a laptop or phone during class.
- Generate a transcript of the lecture.
- Use Zoc to organize key topics, then review them with the tutor or quizzes.