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AI chat, flashcards, and outlines for your Echo360 lectures. Backbencher lives right inside Echo360. open any lecture and it's already there — no rewinding, no rewatching at 2× hoping you'll catch it, no sitting through 90 minutes for the 4 minutes you actually need 🫠 ── what it does ── 💬 ai chat ask the lecture anything. "what did the prof say about dynamic programming?" gets you a real answer, not a generic one. the ai has actually read your transcript. 🎴 auto flashcards backbencher spits out study cards straight from the lecture content. revise what was actually covered, not what you think was covered at 2am the night before the exam. 🗂️ chapter outline a full structured outline with jump-to timestamps. find the part you need in seconds instead of scrubbing through 90 minutes of someone clearing their throat. 💾 saved history chats and notes are saved per lecture, so you can pick up exactly where you left off. ── how it works ── - install the extension - sign in with google - open any echo360 lecture — the backbencher popup appears automatically ✨ - start chatting, generate flashcards, or get an outline ── pricing ── free to start — you get a credit allowance each month that resets on the 1st. no card required. if you want more, top-ups start at $4 aud (about a can of coke 🥤). ── who made this ── solo project. built by a student who got tired of rewinding the same lecture four times. not a startup, not a corporation, no growth hacker in sight. just a tool that actually helps. works on echo360.net.au lectures. sign in with google required.
Jun 11, 2026
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