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Mindgrasp

AI study tool that turns lectures, documents, videos and links into notes, summaries, flashcards and quizzes.

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What is Mindgrasp?

Mindgrasp is an AI study and learning tool for students, educators and professionals. You upload documents, slides, audio, video or links, or record a lecture live, and it produces notes, summaries, flashcards and quizzes, and answers questions about the material through an AI assistant. Because the study aids are built from your own course content, the output follows what you are actually studying. Paid plans are called Basic, Scholar and Premium. Basic is $5.99/month billed at $71.88 per year, and Premium is $10.99/month billed at $131.88 per year. The Scholar price is not shown on the plan page, and enterprise plans are available through support. Higher tiers add an AI math expert, a Chrome extension in beta, iOS app access, live recording and image analysis. A 3-day free trial is offered when you choose a plan.

Use cases

  • Summarize lectures and readings
  • Generate flashcards from notes
  • Create practice quizzes
  • Transcribe and record live lectures
  • Ask questions about uploaded files
  • Solve math problems with AI

Who it's for

  • Students
  • Educators
  • Professionals
  • Self-learners

Why use Mindgrasp

  • Turns a single upload into notes, flashcards and quizzes, which saves time compared with making study aids by hand.
  • Study material is generated from your own files, so it follows what your course actually covers.
  • Plans include unlimited file uploads, notes, summaries and questions to the AI assistant.
  • Works with Canvas, Blackboard, Panopto and Google Docs, so class materials can be pulled in directly.

Mindgrasp features

  • Notes and summaries from documents, audio, video and links
  • Flashcards and quizzes built from your own material
  • AI assistant that answers questions about uploads
  • Live recording with a timestamped transcript
  • Focused reading mode
  • AI math expert on Scholar and Premium
  • Image analysis and multi-file sessions on Premium
  • Chrome extension (beta) and iOS app access
  • Unlimited file uploads and library storage

Mindgrasp integrations

  • Canvas
  • Blackboard
  • Panopto
  • Google Docs

How to get started with Mindgrasp

  1. Sign up and start a free trial from the plan page.
  2. Upload a document, image, audio or video file, paste a link or record a lecture live.
  3. Generate notes, summaries, flashcards or quizzes from the material.
  4. Ask the AI assistant follow-up questions about the content.
  5. Review and revise with the study sets, and upgrade for live recording, math help or image analysis.

Mindgrasp limitations

  • Live recording is not available on Basic; Scholar allows 5 hours and Premium 10 hours
  • Extra live recording credits cost $0.75 each
  • Analyzing images and uploading multiple files to one session need the Premium plan
  • Chrome extension is labelled beta

Mindgrasp pricing

Mindgrasp has no free plan, but it offers a free trial. Paid plans start at $5.99 per month, according to the official pricing page on .

Mindgrasp plans

  • Basic

    $5.99/month

    billed at $71.88 per year

    • Unlimited AI Assistant Questions
    • Unlimited AI Productivity/Study Tools
    • Unlimited File Uploads
    • Focused Reading
    • Unlimited Library Storage
  • Scholar

    Price on vendor site

    • Everything in Basic
    • AI Math Expert
    • Chrome Extension (Beta)
    • iOS App Access
    • Live Recording
  • Premium

    $10.99/month

    billed at $131.88 per year

    • Everything in Scholar
    • Upload multiple files and links to one session
    • Analyze images with AI
  • Enterprise

    Custom

    • Contact support for enterprise plans

Plans as listed on the official pricing page on . Prices can change and may vary by country or exclude tax. Check the official pricing page.

Mindgrasp alternatives

The main Mindgrasp alternatives listed on Debuly are StudyFetch, Otter.ai, Notova, Turbo AI, remio and YouLearn. The table compares pricing and platforms; order is A–Z.

Mindgrasp compared with its alternatives
ToolPricingStarting pricePlatforms
MindgraspFree trial$5.99/moWeb, iOS, Chrome extension
NotovaFreemium—Web
Otter.aiFreemium$8.33/moWeb, iOS, Android, API
remioFreemium$13.9/moWindows
StudyFetchFreemium—Web, iOS, Android
Turbo AIFreemium$10/moWeb, iOS
YouLearnFreemium$15/moWeb, iOS, Android
  1. Notova

    AI study platform that turns lectures, PDFs and notes into flashcards, quizzes, summaries and tutoring.

  2. Otter.ai

    AI meeting assistant that joins Zoom, Teams and Meet to record, transcribe and summarize calls with action items and AI chat.

  3. remio

    Desktop AI agent that builds on your files, meetings, emails and research to produce Word, Excel and PowerPoint deliverables.

  4. StudyFetch

    AI study platform that turns PDFs, slides, lectures and notes into flashcards, quizzes, practice tests and a personal AI tutor.

  5. Turbo AI

    AI note taker and study tool that turns lectures, PDFs and videos into editable notes, flashcards, quizzes and podcasts.

  6. YouLearn

    AI study tutor that turns PDFs, slides, lectures and YouTube videos into notes, flashcards, quizzes and practice tests.

Mindgrasp FAQ

How much does Mindgrasp cost?

Basic is $5.99/month billed at $71.88 per year, and Premium is $10.99/month billed at $131.88 per year. The Scholar plan price is not shown on the plan page.

Is there a free plan or trial for Mindgrasp?

The plan page offers a 3-day free trial, and a separate page describes a free tier for its learning tools. Check your account to see which applies.

What plans does Mindgrasp have?

Basic, Scholar and Premium, plus enterprise plans through support. Scholar adds an AI math expert, a Chrome extension (beta), iOS app access and live recording. Premium adds multi-file sessions and image analysis.

Does Mindgrasp integrate with school tools?

Yes. It lists integrations with Canvas, Blackboard, Panopto and Google Docs, and it offers an iOS app and a Chrome extension.

What file types does Mindgrasp accept?

Text documents, images, audio files and videos, as well as links.

What are alternatives to Mindgrasp?

Alternatives include Quizlet, Knowt, StudyFetch, NotebookLM and Otter.ai, depending on whether you want flashcards, notes or transcription.

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