Zero Knowledge Note Taking Platform
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Zero Knowledge Note Taking Platform
Experience Secure Document Storage with Zero Knowledge Note Taking
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Frequently Asked Questions
A zero knowledge platform ensures that only users can access their data. The platform doesn't have access to the content, enhancing security and privacy.
Zero knowledge note taking enhances security by ensuring that only the user can access and decipher their notes, protecting sensitive information.
You can upload files up to 100 MB per file. If your file exceeds this size, consider splitting it into smaller parts before uploading.
Yes, using a zero knowledge approach ensures that your data is encrypted and only you can access it, enhancing privacy and security.
Yes, you can document meeting notes and summaries confidentially with zero knowledge encryption, ensuring sensitive discussions remain private.
Yes, you can upload audio files for transcription as long as they are under 60 minutes. This is perfect for meeting recordings and lectures.
No, the platform requires an internet connection to access and secure your notes effectively. Offline access is not supported.
The zero knowledge design ensures that only you have access to your notes, which are encrypted and protected from unauthorized access.
You can upload various file types including text, image, audio, and video files for note taking and transcription services.
You cannot edit notes directly in the platform. You can, however, download, modify locally, and re-upload them for continuous storage.
The platform does not support side-by-side version comparison. Ensure you keep backups of important iterations separately.
There's no strict minimum for general note-taking, but for specific features like summarization, a minimum of 300 characters is required.
Logged-in users can save their results to third-party apps like Evernote, allowing for broader accessibility and management.
Yes, the platform supports multiple languages, ensuring that notes are processed and output in the same language as input.
The main limitations include a 100 MB file size cap, a maximum of 60 minutes for audio/video duration, and no offline mode for accessing notes.