Drop in a lecture recording, a podcast or an interview. RosettaMind transcribes it and turns it into a set of question-and-answer "windows" you review over time — your audio, reimagined as a living Memory Garden built for long-term memory.
In RosettaMind, you upload an audio file and AI transcribes it and generates a level — a set of question-and-answer "windows" rendered on a visual set of geometric shapes or on a historical building. Instead of a recording you never replay, the experience is gamified: each question you recall correctly earns Memory Strength, and a science-based spaced-repetition schedule brings it back over time. That is what turns a one-time listen into lasting memory.
Drop in a lecture, podcast or interview (MP3, M4A, AAC, OGG or WebM). RosettaMind transcribes it automatically.
Generative AI reads the transcript and creates question-and-answer windows — your new level, ready to test yourself on.
As you recall correctly, questions earn Memory Strength points and a science-based spaced-repetition schedule brings each one back over time — so knowledge sticks instead of fading.
From a spoken passage…
…RosettaMind builds review-ready question windows:
In what year did the French Revolution begin?
1789.
What event is symbolised by the storming of the Bastille?
The end of the old regime.
On what date was the Bastille stormed?
The fourteenth of July.
A recording you listen to once is easy to forget. RosettaMind gamifies the experience of remembering it long term: the more times you recall a question correctly in a row, the more Memory Strength it earns — and its reviews are spaced out over time. This generates a science-based rhythm that fights forgetting.
An audio level in RosettaMind comes with tools a recording never had:
Per-question AI explanations and vivid metaphors that make hard ideas click.
Talk through an answer out loud; the tutor asks follow-up questions to deepen understanding.
Generate illustrative images and notes to anchor each question in memory.
Short on time? Get three of your most relevant questions for a fast memory stretch.
Learn and review in English or Spanish.
Keep a level private or share it and track progress together.
Compressed audio formats are supported — MP3, M4A, AAC, OGG and WebM
No. RosettaMind transcribes the audio for you automatically, then generates the questions and answers from the transcript.
Yes. RosettaMind is fully bilingual (English and Spanish); you can build and review your audio level in either language.
Yes. Besides audio, you can build a level from a PDF, from a topic prompt, from the community, or from a blank canvas.
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