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Frequently Asked Questions
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There's a free plan, forever — up to 3 classes, 5 hours of lecture recording in your first month, and AI summaries, flashcards and quizzes on those recordings. Pro is $9.99/month for 15 recording hours a month, unlimited AI tutor messages and the full study toolkit. ClassMinds is coming soon — join the waitlist or see pricing for the full breakdown.
The AI Tutor reads your class notes and assignment details to give you answers that are actually relevant to your courses. Ask it to explain a concept from your notes, summarize a chapter, or tell you what's due this week — it knows your stuff.
Upload the class-schedule PDF you export from your school's registration portal, and AI builds your classes — course codes, times, locations and instructors. You can also join a class with a class code or an invite link from a classmate. Once you're in a class, you get its class chat, shared notes and deadlines, and you can invite classmates with the class's invite link.
Class chat messages are visible to all members of that class group. Your AI Tutor conversation is private to you. All data is stored securely via Firebase.
First, try closing and reopening the app. If the issue persists, email us at support@classminds.app with a description of what happened and what screen you were on. Screenshots help a lot!
Email us at support@classminds.app with your account email and we'll delete your account and all associated data within 48 hours.
Getting the most out of ClassMinds
Tip 01
Add notes early
The AI Tutor gets smarter the more notes you add. Add them right after class for best results.
Tip 02
Use class chat
Get classmates to join your class group so the chat is actually useful when it matters.
Tip 03
Ask specific questions
Instead of "explain ECON", try "explain Chapter 4 supply and demand from my ECON notes."
Tip 04
Check upcoming work
The home screen shows everything due this week. Check it every morning to stay on top of things.
Tip 05
Record from the front
Sit near the professor and keep your phone face-up on the desk — clearer audio means a better transcript and summary.
Tip 06
Review a little every day
Flashcards use spaced repetition, so a few minutes daily beats cramming — and keeps your study streak alive.