Come back without reopening the file.
Listen while walking, commuting, or waiting instead of scrolling through slides.
Lecture slides, course handouts, and study guides pile up faster than you can read them. Photograph the printed pages or screenshot them on screen, and SiftNow turns them into review audio on your iPhone — so you can go back over the material when you can't stare at a screen: on the bus, walking to class, or between lectures.
Reading a deck aloud from page one rarely helps with bullet-heavy slides and handouts. SiftNow gives you three ways to listen: Key Points for a quick pass, Full Listen for the whole text, and Terms for definitions and vocabulary. Pick the depth that fits the time you have.
A handout is easy to save and easy to forget. Audio gives you a second way back in without reopening the pages and hunting for the right one.
Listen while walking, commuting, or waiting instead of scrolling through slides.
On a short day, hear the essentials first. On a longer one, switch to Full Listen.
Useful for decks full of vocabulary, definitions, or technical concepts.
Photograph the slides after class and hear the main points on the way home while the lecture is still fresh.
Chip away at a long certification or course packet in short listening sessions instead of one long read.
Listen to the key points of a dense article first, so the full read-through feels lighter.
Capture the lecture slide, handout, or study guide page you want to hear on your iPhone.
Start with Key Points, then move to Full Listen for the sections you need in detail.
Saved items show up in Today Review and the Review Overview, so you can replay them before an exam.
Want to mix in other material? See Screenshot to Speech and Textbook to Audio.
Photographed or screenshotted lecture slides, class handouts, study guides, and summary notes: anything you want to hear again later.
SiftNow works from images, pasted text, and links. Photograph the printed pages or screenshot the PDF on your screen — each page becomes review audio.
Yes. Notes, screenshots, and photographed pages go through the same listening and review flow.
Get the material you keep meaning to read into a form you can listen to on busy days.