AI notes
Upload a lecture, chapter, or file and Mindgrasp generates organized notes so you do not have to build them manually from scratch.
Mindgrasp is an AI study tool that turns lectures, files, videos, and links into notes, flashcards, quizzes, summaries, and tutoring help.
Mindgrasp is an AI study tool for students and other learners that turns uploaded material into notes, summaries, flashcards, quizzes, and AI tutoring. The site presents it as a way to move from scattered study materials to a single organized study session.
It supports a broad range of inputs, including PDFs, slides, YouTube videos, audio, web links, and live lecture recording. The product also offers free subject-specific tools such as a YouTube Video Summarizer and PDF Summarizer, along with paid plans that add higher-tier study features, file support, and platform access.
Upload a lecture, chapter, or file and Mindgrasp generates organized notes so you do not have to build them manually from scratch.
Turn lectures, articles, textbooks, and videos into concise summaries for faster review before class or an exam.
Generate flashcards from uploaded material to practice active recall and review key concepts more efficiently.
Create quizzes from source material to check understanding and identify gaps before an exam.
Ask questions in an AI Tutor experience that is available 24/7 for concept explanation and clarification.
Track what has been generated and what still needs review within each study session so the workflow stays organized.
Record a class or upload lecture slides and readings, then generate notes, flashcards, and quizzes in one place for exam preparation.
Paste a YouTube video or upload a PDF to get a concise summary for faster review without reading or watching the full source.
Use the AI Tutor to ask follow-up questions when a concept from a lecture or reading is still unclear after reviewing the material.
Keep a study session organized across notes, summaries, quizzes, and flashcards when managing multiple chapters, subjects, or exams.
Upload materials in the iOS app or use the Chrome extension beta with Canvas, Blackboard, or Panopto when studying across devices and course platforms.
Mindgrasp accepts uploaded files and links such as PDFs, DOCX, MP3, MP4, PowerPoint files, online article links, YouTube links, and Vimeo links. The homepage also says you can record live lectures in the browser or use the iOS app for live recording.
According to the site, Mindgrasp reads, listens to, or watches the material you upload and then generates notes, summaries, flashcards, quizzes, and answers from that content.
The pricing page shows a 4-day free trial on each plan, and the site also promotes free AI study tools such as the YouTube Video Summarizer and PDF Summarizer.
Mindgrasp says it is built for students, self-learners, exam prep, educators, professionals, and businesses. The pricing page also lists workflows for students, professionals, educators, creators, and businesses.
The pricing page includes a Chrome extension beta for Canvas, Blackboard, and Panopto, and an iOS app for mobile access. The homepage also says Mindgrasp works across devices and supports 20+ languages.