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Lecture notes, essays and formulas — typed in seconds.

Photograph handwritten notes, printed worksheets, multi-page essays or anything in between. Inksight gives you back typed, searchable text — math rendered as LaTeX, in dozens of languages.

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A page of handwritten calculus and equations

Handwriting & print in one passMath as LaTeXMulti-page essays → one docDozens of languagesEdit before you export

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How it works

From your notebook to a file you can study.

Real study material — lecture notes, formulas, a printed worksheet and a scored rubric. Each photographed, each handed back as clean, editable text.

Handwritten lecture notes

PDFStudy Notes.pdfPage 7 of 7

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PDFPDF

WWord

A page of cramped notes, rebuilt as a clean, multi-page study document.

Math & equations

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PDFPDF

WWord

Formulas come back as proper LaTeX — copy the equation, not a picture of it.

A printed worksheet, answered by hand

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PDFPDF

WWord

Inksight reads the printed prompts and your handwritten answers in one pass.

A scored rubric

	A	B	C
1	CRITERIA	SCORE (0–5)	COMMENTS
2	1. THESIS / CLAIM — Clear, focused, and arguable thesis that responds to the prompt.	0 1 2 3 (4) 5	Strong, specific claim that takes a clear stance. Could be even stronger by addressing the "why" behind the claim. — Good start! Make the significance clearer.
3	2. STRUCTURE & ORGANIZATION — Logical organization, coherent paragraphs, and effective transitions.	0 1 2 (3) 4 5	Generally well-organized, but a few paragraphs feel out of place or a bit repetitive. Work on smoother transitions. — Check topic sentences!
4	3. EVIDENCE & SUPPORT — Relevant and sufficient evidence from credible sources to support claims.	0 1 2 (3) 4 5	Good use of sources, but rely less on summaries. More analysis of the evidence would strengthen your argument. — Don't just summarize—explain how it supports your point.
5	4. CLARITY & STYLE — Clear, concise writing with appropriate academic style and tone.	0 1 2 3 (4) 5	Clear and readable overall. Some wordiness and informal phrases — aim for a more academic tone. — Fix wordy phrases.
6	5. MECHANICS — Proper grammar, punctuation, spelling, and citation format.	0 1 2 3 (4) 5	Mostly correct. Watch comma splices and citation formatting (especially in-text citations). — See comments in text.

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XExcel

PDFPDF

Criteria, scores and comments stay in a grid — open the result to click around the cells.

What you can scan

Real study material, not demo pages.

Lecture notes
Math proofs, biology terms, chemistry diagrams — formula-heavy pages welcome.
Multi-page essays
Climate Change, HIV/AIDS, Smartphone Ban — whole essays into one typed document.
Revision notes
Photosynthesis, kinetic energy, law summaries — search across everything you scan.
Practice problems
Worked solutions and problem sets with the math preserved.
Foreign-language coursework
German Biologie, Romanian law, French math, Arabic and Hindi study material.
Worksheets & flashcards
Mixed printed/handwritten pages — both extracted in one pass.

Real materials

The study material we turn into text.

Lecture notes, formula-heavy worksheets, multi-page essays, lab tables, marked rubrics, foreign-language coursework — the pages that actually fill a notebook. Tap any one to look closer.