1 · Capture
The lecturer's words build into paragraphs
The lecturer's words build into readable paragraphs instead of scattered fragments. Stay with the idea rather than a stream of timestamps.
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Lecue follows the lecture, then answers from everything said up to the moment you ask. Recording continues while you read the answer.
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1 questionWhat exactly does a brokerage firm do here?
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It connects companies that need money with investors. It helps a company raise money through new shares or bonds and gives investors a route to trade them.
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Live transcript
3 paragraphsA security is a document or electronic record representing a financial right.
A share is ownership in a company. A bond is the right to be repaid money you lent.
A brokerage helps companies issue securities and connects investors to the market where they trade.
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Questions and answers scroll on one side; the live transcript moves on the other. Recording continues whichever side you are reading.
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Is this for online courses?
No. Lecue is designed first for classrooms, seminars, workshops, and other lectures you attend in person.
Does recording stop while I ask?
No. The microphone and transcript continue while an answer is being prepared.
Does every answer use web search?
No. The model decides whether the lecture is enough and searches only when current information or outside verification is needed.
What can I use during the free beta?
Transcription, questions, classroom context, and needed web search are all available without adding a card.
Is the allowance enough for a real class schedule?
Monthly includes 80 recording hours, and Semester includes 480 hours across six months. Each lecture can run for up to 3 hours and only active recording counts.
Can answers use earlier lectures?
Yes. Lecue retrieves only relevant excerpts from earlier lectures in the same classroom as supporting context. It never mixes in another classroom.
Can I use my own OpenAI, Claude, or Gemini key?
Yes. Use it once in the current tab or save it encrypted to your account. That provider bills its own model charges separately.
May I record any lecture?
Check the lecturer's, institution's, and local recording rules first. Use Lecue only where recording is permitted.
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