By Trio Team · Updated
Structure notes uses AI to turn your rough lesson notes into a clean note, sorted into your template sections. You check the result and decide what the family sees. To write, finish and share a note, see Writing lesson notes.
Trio sorts the text into the sections of your note template. It writes the Visible sections in plain words for the family, and the private sections for you. Read each section and change what you want before you finish. You can choose Structure notes again after you add more text.
Your rough notes stay private. The family sees only the visible sections, and only after you share the note.
Structure notes needs at least 10 words. With fewer, Trio shows "Add a few more details, then structure your notes." and uses no credit.
For each run, Trio sends the AI provider:
Each successful run of Structure notes uses one AI credit. A run that fails uses none. Credits come from your studio's shared AI credit pool. Ask Trio and the other AI features use the same pool. Each plan includes:
When the studio reaches the daily or monthly limit, Trio shows a limit message and the note stays a draft. Your rough notes stay in the box. Write in Template instead, or try again when the limit resets. See Trio plans and pricing.
A template sets the sections of a note. Owners and admins manage templates in Studio Settings on the Lesson Note Templates tab. For each section, set:
One template can be the default. With no template, Trio uses a built-in default.