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Miss a lecture? Your class has you covered.

Share notes, catch up on what you missed, and find classmates to study with. A better way to keep up, together.

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Free to use · Tulane email required · Course-private notes

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A little help from your classmates

Nobody catches everything in class.

Some days you're absent. Other days you miss a formula or a professor's example. There shouldn't be a scramble through group chats just to piece together one lecture.

PeerNote brings classmates' notes, permitted class materials, and study connections into each course, so you can spend less time searching and more time learning.

See how PeerNote helps

Built around the moments you need a hand.

Go from scattered notes to a clearer picture of what your class covered.

01 · Catch up

Missed class? Your classmates took notes.

Notes are organized by lecture date, so you can open the day you missed and read what everyone wrote down. The most helpful notes rise to the top.

No more scrambling through group chats.

MISSED CLASSTuesday · Oct 13

3 classmates shared notes from this lecture

  • Supply shifts and equilibriumMaya★ 6 helpful
  • Short run vs. long run, with graphsJordan★ 4 helpful
  • Lecture 9 notes + worked exampleSam★ 2 helpful

Illustrative example · not real student notes

02 · Study together

Plan a session. Show up, in person or on video.

Start a study group with a time and place, see who's going, and get a reminder before it starts. Every course also has its own video room for studying together remotely.

Find your people in every class.

STUDY GROUP4/6 members

Midterm 2 review crew

Thu, Oct 22 · 7:00 PM CT · Howard-Tilton, 3rd floor

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Can't make it in person?Join the class video call

Illustrative example

Meet up

Video calls with your class

Every course has its own video room, so you can review together even when you can't meet in person.

Study together

Find a study partner

Connect with classmates who share your courses, availability, and study style.

Stay organized

All your materials, one place

Keep courses organized by semester and share notes, lecture slides, and permitted Canvas links.

How it works

  1. 1

    Join your courses

    Search for your class and enter a classmate's invite code, or create a new course.

  2. 2

    Share what you learned

    Share your notes and permitted slides, or link directly to materials on Canvas.

  3. 3

    Study together

    Read classmates' notes, start a study group, hop on a video call, and find a study partner.

Built for learning, not cheating.

Every upload is screened. Real quiz, test, and exam content is rejected before anyone sees it. PeerNote is for class notes and study guides, not a test bank.

Read our integrity policy

Questions

Is PeerNote free?
Yes. PeerNote is a student project and is free to use.
Who can join PeerNote?
New accounts require a Tulane University email address ending in @tulane.edu. You'll need to confirm your email before using the app.
Who can see my notes?
Only users with an invite code who join the same course on PeerNote. Enrollment isn't verified by the university. Notes aren't public on the web, and contact info is only shared after you accept a connection request.
Can I upload old exams or quiz answers?
No. Every upload is checked, and anything that looks like real quiz, test, or exam questions or answer keys is rejected. PeerNote is for class notes and your own study materials, not a test bank.
How do video calls work?
Each course has its own video room on Jitsi Meet, a free video service. Only students in the course can see the room link in PeerNote. It opens in a new tab, with video, audio, chat, and screen sharing.

Your next study session starts here.

Join your courses, share what you wrote down, and see what your classmates caught. Sign up with your Tulane email.

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