Notelify

Notelify is an AI study workspace that turns your study material into notes, flashcards, quizzes and mind maps. Paste a YouTube lecture or upload a PDF, slides or a textbook chapter, and in about a minute you get everything you need to revise — all in one place.

Notelify is for anyone who learns from long material. Students use it to turn lectures, textbooks and slides into notes and flashcards for exams. Researchers use it to summarize papers and pull out key findings. Professionals use it to get the main points from reports, contracts, training videos and recorded meetings. Teachers and tutors use it to make quizzes and study guides from their own material.

Yes. The free plan gives you 15 credits to start and 5 credits every month after that, with no credit card. That is enough to turn several YouTube lectures or PDFs into notes, flashcards and quizzes. Pro is $7/month (or $59/year) for 100 credits a month and adds audio, video, photo and PowerPoint uploads.

Yes. Paste any YouTube link and Notelify turns the lecture into a summary, structured notes, flashcards and a quiz, with timestamps back to the video. It works on long lectures too: videos with captions have no length limit on any plan.

Yes. Upload a PDF — lecture notes, a research paper or a whole textbook chapter — and Notelify writes flashcards and a multiple-choice quiz with explanations from it. Testing yourself this way (active recall) is one of the most effective ways to remember what you study.

Yes, if you want your study material turned into study tools automatically. Quizlet is built around flashcards you make yourself, and NotebookLM is built around asking questions about your sources. Notelify does both jobs in one place: it generates the notes, flashcards, quizzes and mind maps for you, and has an AI tutor you can ask about the material.

Yes. Students use Notelify to turn NCERT chapters, long PDFs and recorded lectures into short notes, flashcards and practice quizzes. Medicine, biology, engineering and competitive-exam students use it to revise large syllabuses faster.

Notelify works with lectures and documents in most major languages, including English, Hindi, Spanish, Arabic, French and more. You can also translate your notes into another language.