Notionary: Notes, Feynman AI
Turn Notes Into AI Study Tools
Archived App (Last seen on 17 Jul 2026)
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About
Transform your notes into personalized AI study tools, including flashcards, quizzes, and detailed explanations. Upload various content types to master any subject faster and more efficiently.
What's New in Notionary
1.0.0
November 1, 2025
Subscription plans
Weekly Plan
Unlimited Notes, Quizzes, Flashcards, and Feynman AI
Developer apps
FAQ
How does Notionary use AI to help me study?
Notionary leverages AI to generate personalized study materials from your uploaded notes. This includes creating flashcards, quizzes, summaries, mind maps, and detailed Feynman-style explanations to help you master topics.
What types of content can I import into Notionary?
You can import various content types including voice memos, audio files, PDF documents, camera captures, gallery uploads, YouTube videos, and custom text notes. This flexibility allows you to convert almost any learning material into study tools.
Can I share my study materials with others using Notionary?
Yes, Notionary allows you to share quizzes with friends for free. This feature enables collaborative learning and peer-to-peer review sessions.
What are the subscription options for Notionary Pro?
Notionary offers a free tier for up to two notes. For unlimited notes and full Feynman AI explanations, you can upgrade to Notionary Pro with weekly ($9.99), monthly ($18.99), or yearly ($95.99) plans, all with free trial periods.
Is Notionary suitable for all age groups?
Notionary has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users, from younger students to adults engaged in continuous learning.
How often is Notionary updated?
Notionary was initially released on November 1, 2025, with version 1.0.0. Further update frequency will be determined by the developer, Workshop Labs LLC, based on user feedback and development cycles.
Does Notionary have ads?
Yes, Notionary contains advertisements. While it offers a free tier for basic use, users may encounter ads within the application.
What devices does Notionary support?
Notionary is currently supported on iPhone and iPod devices, allowing users to study on the go.