Otter Turned a 90-Minute Lecture Into an Outline I Could Study
The live captions are the feature. The auto-summary is the part to ignore.
I let Otter caption a long lecture live so I could listen instead of scribbling. After, the transcript became a searchable outline I actually used to study.
The auto-summary invented a 'key takeaway' that the professor never said. I ignored it and built my own outline from the transcript's section markers.
Tip: name the speaker profile once so search stays useful, and export the transcript to your notes app the same day while it's fresh.
Use Otter for capture and search, not for the conclusions. You own the study guide; it owns the record.
