The class group has 60 people and all of them write the night before the exam. The date change, the new room and the submission format are in there, between memes and "does anyone have the notes?". ResumiBot leaves you every day what you do need to know, and summarizes the voice notes you cannot listen to.
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The deadline moved, the exam got pushed forward, the room is another one. All announced. All buried.
A classmate explains the assignment in a voice note you cannot play in class, on the bus or in the library.
Five hundred messages at 1 a.m. and the important one was a single one: the professor's, at 4 p.m.
Dates, submissions, changes and what was asked with no answer. No memes.
Reply to it with !bot resume and get the essentials. Or !bot t for the full transcript.
!bot topico exam 24h: everything said about the exam, with who said it and when.
The dashboard is in Spanish for now (your browser can translate it, but it is Spanish). The bot itself writes in the language you choose under "Voz del Bot" (bot voice), so your summaries arrive in English. We would rather tell you here than after you sign up.
ResumiBot connects to WhatsApp through an unofficial channel. WhatsApp can permanently block a number it detects as automated, so never connect your personal number. A cheap prepaid SIM, an eSIM or an old phone with its own line works fine.
If that number ever gets blocked, you lose that number and nothing else: your account, your groups and everything the bot produced stay here.
How to get a number for the botThe free plan is for everyone and it is permanent: 5 groups and 50 AI calls a month. No card and no university email needed.
Yes, each audio summary uses one call from the monthly quota. Until November 15, 2026 there is no separate cap on audio summaries on any plan.
Yes, one dedicated to the bot. A cheap prepaid SIM works. Never your personal one.
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