If you can’t explain it out loud in simple words, you don’t actually know it yet. That’s cognitive science and it’s called the Feynman Technique, developed by Nobel Prize winning physicist Richard Feynman. The principle is simple: if you can explain a concept clearly, in plain language, without notes, you’ve genuinely learned it. If you stumble, repeat yourself or go vague, that’s your knowledge gap. Right there. In real time. Here’s exactly how to do it with Typeless: 🎙️ Close your notes. Open Typeless. Hit record: Explain the concept out loud like you’re teaching it to someone. Don’t type. Don’t think about formatting. Just speak. → Typeless captures everything, removes filler words, cuts repetition, auto formats your explanation into clean structured notes, in real time. Inside wherever notes app you already work. ✍️ Already have written notes? Select them, speak a command and Typeless rewrites them into clean revision material instantly. → Dense, passive notes become structu...