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One workspace for every source
Bring documents, web pages, ebooks, audio, video, and transcripts into a single library so related material stays together instead of spreading across apps.
Turn sources into traceable notes, answers, and outputs
Import PDFs, papers, ebooks, saved web pages, podcasts, videos, and recordings. Pemo keeps the material in view while you read, translate, ask questions, transcribe media, run reusable skills, and save the result as editable notes.
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Answers grounded in selected material
Choose the source scope before asking. Pemo answers from the material you selected and keeps the original context available for review.
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Read, translate, and annotate together
Work through long or foreign-language material with translation, highlights, annotations, and source review in the same reading surface.
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Reusable skills for repeatable work
Run saved skills for summaries, study notes, explanations, practice material, lesson drafts, discussion prompts, and other structured outputs.
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Media becomes searchable text
Turn podcasts, lectures, interviews, videos, and recordings into timestamped transcripts that can be searched, translated, summarized, and reused.
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Notes that stay connected
Save useful answers, summaries, questions, and generated material as editable notes, with the source still close enough to verify later.
Study library
Start with a real study scope
Collect papers, PDFs, EPUBs, web pages, slides, recordings, and transcripts in one workspace. The current material becomes the base scope, and related files extend the same study task.
- Use folders and tags by course, topic, paper set, or project
- Open the current source as the default study scope
- Add related material only when the answer should use it
Close reading
Read and translate without losing the source
Use bilingual reading for difficult papers, books, and reports. Translation helps you move faster, while the original text remains close enough for checking terms, claims, and citations.
- Translate selected pages or long documents
- Keep highlights, annotations, and notes in the reading flow
- Return to the source before quoting or relying on a claim
Grounded AI
Ask questions beside the material
Pemo's AI work happens next to the document or transcript. Use it to understand structure, clarify difficult parts, extract ideas, and create a first pass that you can verify.
- Summarize long papers, books, and transcripts
- Ask follow-up questions without copying text into another app
- Use AI output as a reading aid, then verify important details
Study skills
Choose the learning task from the input box
Type $ to open visible study skills. Students can create study notes and self-tests; teachers can create lesson plans and seminar guides from the same source material.
- Student study notes, concept tutor, and practice questions
- Exam review plans for courses and dense reading packs
- Teacher lesson plans and seminar discussion guides
Podcasts and classes
Turn spoken learning material into study assets
Transcribe podcasts, lectures, interviews, and course videos into timestamped text, then run study skills over the transcript instead of treating audio as a dead file.
- Use timestamped transcripts for review and Q&A
- Generate podcast notes, class notes, and discussion questions
- Translate subtitles or prepare voiceover when the material needs reuse
Reusable notes
Save outputs as material you can keep using
The goal is not a one-off answer. Turn useful explanations, summaries, self-tests, and handouts into notes that remain tied to the source and can be reviewed later.
- Use notes for review, writing, teaching, and project handoff
- Keep generated content editable instead of trapped in chat history
- Build a reusable learning archive over time
Workflow
From source material to study output
Pemo keeps the workflow simple enough for everyday study while still supporting deeper reading and teaching work.
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Import sources
Add PDFs, EPUBs, papers, web pages, podcasts, videos, recordings, or class materials.
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Set scope
Use the current material as the study scope and add related sources only when needed.
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Choose skill
Type $ and choose the study, practice, explanation, lesson, or discussion task you want.
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Reuse output
Save notes, questions, plans, summaries, and transcript outputs for later review.