Vesso for Students
Every lecture, every deadline,one quiet workspace.
Give every course a home. Bring in the syllabus and readings, record class, and study from your notes or materials. Ask Vee when you get stuck, practice what you learned, and keep the next deadline in view.
Everything for this course. Together.
Pick up a lecture, a reading, or the next thing to do.
General chemistry · Fall semester
Reaction kinetics
Rates, activation energy and catalysts.
Explore the lecture reader →Week 4 · Kinetics.pdf
Read, annotate, practice
Reaction pathways
Your lecture concept board
Start with what your instructor gave you.
The syllabus, the reading, the slides, the lecture. Give them a home together, then turn them into a plan and a way to practice.
A different path. A lower barrier.
A catalyst provides an alternative reaction pathway with a lower activation energy.
Without catalyst
With catalyst
Study question · What does a catalyst change?
PDFs display inline. PowerPoint previews show text; download the deck for its original diagrams. AI study tools need readable text.
Turn a saved lecture into a study session.
Test what stuck, revisit what didn’t, and connect it to the slides. All three tools are included on Student Free and Student.
Quiz me0 of 1 understood
How does a catalyst speed up a reaction?
Try answering out loud before you reveal the answer.
In your Library, answers include supporting transcript passages and your review choices are saved between study sessions.
Test yourself on the whole course, not just one lecture.
Build a practice test from your own notes, let the review queue bring back what you missed, and walk in with a study guide and a countdown. Every question is checked against the transcript before you see it.
- 01RecordNotes and a transcript after class.
- 02Quiz meShort answers, checked against the lecture.
- 03Practice testOne lecture, a few, or the whole course.
- 04Review queueMisses come back on a schedule.
- 05Exam dayA countdown and what to test next.
According to the lecture, what does reaction rate measure?
Practice explains each answer as you go.
Practice tests from your notes
Multiple choice and true/false, written from one lecture, a selection, or the whole course. Practice mode explains every answer. Exam mode waits until you submit, with an optional timer.
3 tests a month on Student Free, 30 on Student. Up to 3 saved missed-question retakes per original test use no extra allowance.
A review queue that remembers for you
Miss a question, or mark a Quiz me card Review again, and it comes back after 1, 3, 7 and 21 days. Four in a row and it is mastered.
One queue across every course.
A study guide for each course
Every lecture’s notes merged into one document: outlines in teaching order, concepts with the lectures that taught them, and the questions to cover. Download it as a PDF.
Built from your notes, no credits used.
Exam dates that steer your studying
Mark the exam on a course and your home counts down and points at the lectures you have not tested yet, or scored under 70% on.
Per course, as many as you need.
Share a test with your study group
Turn on a link and classmates take the same test with no account. They see answers, explanations and the lecture quotes only after they submit.
Links expire in 30 days and can be turned off any time. Your recordings stay private.
Practice straight from the reading
Open a PDF or PowerPoint in course Materials and generate study questions from its readable text, with supporting passages and page references. No recording needed.
Material quizzes share your monthly practice-test allowance. Saved questions are reusable.
The rest of your semester belongs here, too.
Turn readings into tasks, break a big assignment into a project, or map a concept on a whiteboard. Keep the planning close to the lectures you are learning from.
Record and mark the moment
A focused recording view for class: audio status, your notes, slides and Important or Confusing markers. Pause or stop and save from one place.
- Record in your browser
- Pause, resume & add markers
- Your hours never cut a lecture short
Notes you can study from
Open the lecture reader for notes, key concepts, transcript and audio. Switch to Focus mode for a quiet read, then quiz yourself or practice across a course with supporting transcript quotes.
- Outline & key concepts
- Quiz me and practice tests
- A review queue for what you missed
A home for every course
Keep lectures, course materials, exam dates and linked work together. Pick up a reading, open a lecture, or find the task, project or board that belongs to this class.
- Lectures & materials together
- Exam dates & linked work
- Vee with course context
A syllabus you can act on
Extract assignments, exams and dated classes from your syllabus. Review and edit them before adding tasks and calendar entries. Keep lecture to-dos and your own tasks close by.
- Review dates before adding
- Assignments become tasks
- Exams on your course calendar
Projects for the big stuff
Group work, a thesis, a semester-long lab. Break it into steps, track progress, and keep the files and notes that belong to it together.
- Milestones & progress
- Files in one place
- Works for group projects
Concepts you can connect
Create a concept board from a lecture’s key concepts, then make it your own. Add connections, examples and questions on an editable canvas linked back to the course.
- Start from your lecture notes
- Keep editing the same board
- Shapes, notes & connectors
- Read ch. 6–7 (Hobsbawm)POLS 101 · Thu
- Problem set 4CHEM 210 · Fri
- Draft essay outlineECON 120 · next Mon
- Review kinetics study questionsCHEM 210
Three of these came straight out of lecture notes.
Start with the lecture’s key concepts. Add connections in your own words.
What a normal week looks like.
- MonBring in the syllabusReview the readings and exam dates, then add the ones you want to your tasks and calendar.
- TueRecord POLS 101Flag a confusing explanation. After class, read in Focus mode and create a concept board from the notes.
- WedPractice from the CHEM 210 slidesOpen the PDF in Materials, annotate a page and try its study questions. No recording needed.
- ThuWork through the tricky bitAsk Vee for a hint about a passage, then check your explanation against the course source.
- FriTest yourself on the weekBuild a 20-question practice test from this week’s three lectures. The two you miss land in your review queue, back tomorrow.
Find concepts across your Library’s lecture notes and full transcripts, and narrow the results by course.
Keep the questions marked “Review again” together and pick up where your last study session ended.
Your recordings and notes are yours. Nothing is shared unless you share it.
Free to start. $12 for more room to study.
Course homes, materials, syllabus import and Vee are included on both plans. Student gives you more recording time, practice, tutor answers and material capacity.
- 3 recording hours a month
- 3 practice tests / material quizzes a month
- 10 Vee answers a month
- 3 syllabus extractions a month
- 250 material pages imported a month
- 2 GiB of course-material storage
- 30-day audio retention
- Notes and transcripts kept with your account
- Unlimited tasks, projects & whiteboards
- 30 recording hours a month
- 30 practice tests / material quizzes a month
- 100 Vee answers a month
- 20 syllabus extractions a month
- 2,000 material pages imported a month
- 20 GiB of course-material storage
- 90-day audio retention
- Notes and transcripts kept with your account
- Optional top-up: +10 recording hours for $5
- Unlimited tasks, projects & whiteboards
Both plans include course homes, lecture notes and the reader, Quiz me, markers, annotations, editable concept boards, and unlimited tasks, projects and whiteboards.
Lecture practice tests and material quizzes share one monthly allowance. Save up to 3 missed-question retakes per original test without using that allowance. Reuse saved questions and answers anytime.
PDF or PowerPoint: up to 25 MB and 200 pages per file, 100 files per course. Material pages, Vee answers and syllabus extractions reset each calendar month; storage is a total allowance. Saved study work stays accessible at your limit.
Recording hours reset monthly. Reaching your hours won’t stop a recording in progress. Paid recording top-ups never expire and add recording hours only.
Questions students ask
Student Free includes 3 recording hours, 3 practice tests or material quizzes, 10 Vee answers, 3 syllabus extractions and 250 imported material pages each month, plus 2 GiB of course-material storage. Course homes, the lecture reader, concept boards, tasks and projects are included. No card is required and the free plan does not expire.