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Summarizes YouTube videos, audio, PDFs, and webpages into notes, transcripts, and mind maps.
NoteAI takes long-form input — YouTube videos, other video and audio files, PDFs, and webpages — and turns it into shorter, structured output: notes, transcripts, translations, and mind maps. It's aimed at students, researchers, and professionals who need to get through lectures, papers, meetings, or interviews faster without losing the key points. The free tier gives 15 credits a month; Pro runs about $5/month for 1,000 credits and an Unlimited tier runs about $8/month for 3,000 credits when billed annually, with slightly higher monthly-billed rates. The site does not name the operating company or its country.
Free tier gives 15 credits/month; Pro is $4.99/month (or $9.90 billed monthly) for 1,000 credits; Unlimited is $8.33/month annually for 3,000 credits.
Use tool ↗NoteAI is a fit for anyone regularly turning long video, audio, or reading material into notes they'll actually review, with mind maps as a nice extra beyond plain text summaries. The credit system means heavy users of long YouTube videos or lecture recordings will burn through a tier faster than the monthly price alone suggests.
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