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What is RemNote?

Notes with flashcards built in.

Who is RemNote best for?

RemNote is best for students preparing for exams who want notes, PDFs and spaced repetition flashcards in one app.

  • Students with exams to pass

    Flashcards sit inside your notes and come back on a spaced repetition schedule, and Pro adds an Exam Scheduler for every exam you are preparing for.

  • Studying from PDFs and slides

    You can annotate PDFs and turn them, PowerPoint decks or YouTube videos into AI flashcards, quizzes and summaries.

  • Visual subjects

    Image occlusion hides parts of a diagram so you can quiz yourself on labels, and Pro removes the free plan's limit of 5 images.

  • Lecture-based courses

    Pro with AI records lectures and turns images into text, so class material ends up in the same notes as your cards.

How much does RemNote cost?

RemNote is free with unlimited notes and flashcards, and its paid plans cost $10 a month for Pro, $20 a month for Pro with AI, or $395 once for the Life-Long Learner plan.

Free$0Free forever
  • Unlimited notes, flashcards and synced devices
  • 3 annotated PDFs, 5 image occlusion cards, 1 handwritten document
  • 250 AI credits a month
Pro$10Per month
  • Unlimited PDF annotation, image occlusion and handwritten notes
  • Exam Scheduler, tables and templates
  • 1,000 AI credits a month
Pro with AI$20Per month
  • Everything in Pro with 20,000 AI credits a month
  • AI flashcards, quizzes and summaries from PDFs
  • Lecture Recorder, AI grading and tutor chat
Life-Long Learner$395One time
  • All Pro desktop features for good
  • Pro server features and file uploads for 5 years
  • 1,000 AI credits a month for 5 years

Billed yearly, Pro is $8 a month ($96 a year) and Pro with AI $18 a month ($216 a year). Life-Long Learner owners can add 20,000 AI credits a month for $10 a month or $120 a year. Students and educators get 25% off Pro with a school email, but the AI part of Pro with AI is never discounted. There is no time-limited trial; the free plan includes a few uses of each Pro feature instead. Full pricing on remnote.com. We checked these prices on .

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What are the best RemNote alternatives?

One tool on Recaply does RemNote's job. It is open source, so you can run it on your own server.

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Questions about RemNote

What is RemNote?

Notes with flashcards built in.

Who is RemNote for?

RemNote is best for students preparing for exams who want notes, PDFs and spaced repetition flashcards in one app.

Is RemNote free?

Yes. RemNote has a free plan: unlimited notes, flashcards and synced devices.

How much does RemNote cost?

RemNote's paid plans are Pro at $10 per month, Pro with AI at $20 per month and Life-Long Learner at $395 one time.

Is there an open source alternative to RemNote?

Yes. Logseq is an open source tool that does the same job, so you can run your own.

What are the best RemNote alternatives?

The closest alternatives on Recaply are Logseq.

Where can I try RemNote?

On its official website, remnote.com.

Does RemNote offer a student discount?

Yes. Students and educators get 25% off RemNote Pro by signing up with a school email address, and existing users can switch their account to a school email to get it. The AI part of Pro with AI is sold at cost and is not discounted.

How many AI credits does a RemNote feature use?

RemNote charges credits at about what its AI providers charge it. Small jobs such as filling in a card's answer use about 0.1 credits, a tutor message on a cheaper model about 2, and making AI flashcards from about 250 words about 20, so the free plan's 250 credits cover roughly 12 of those.