Lynote|Roadmap

Lynote sells one-time token packs and 7-day video passes only — there is no subscription.

A few users reported receiving Stripe emails saying a payment failed even though they did not mean to buy anything. Those messages come from Stripe when a charge is attempted and does not go through; opening pricing alone does not charge you.

We updated checkout so payment is only prepared after you choose Continue to payment, pricing uses explicit Buy buttons, and copy states clearly that nothing renews and you are not charged until you click Pay.

If you received a failure email and did not complete a purchase, you were not charged. Reply to hello@lynote-ai.com with the email date and we can check Stripe for your account.

• One-time purchases only — no subscription
• Payment Intent created only after Continue to payment
• Checkout disclaimer: not charged until Pay
• 7-day passes labeled one-time, does not renew

You can now turn PDFs and PowerPoint decks into study notes, flashcards, and quizzes — not just YouTube videos.

• PDF documents
• PowerPoint (.ppt and .pptx)

We made Lynote feel better on phones — smoother scrolling, fewer cut-off menus, and easier taps.

• Cleaner feedback form on mobile
• Note and collection menus no longer get cut off
• Roadmap looks better on small screens

Users can now upload lecture PDFs and course documents to generate structured study notes, flashcards, and quizzes — no YouTube link required.

Upload .ppt or .pptx decks from lectures or seminars. Lynote extracts slide text and produces the same structured notes, flashcards, and quizzes as other sources.

Collections help users structure large note libraries by topic, course, or project so retrieval stays fast over time.

Archiving allows users to declutter active study views while keeping historical notes accessible when needed.

PDF export supports sharing, printing, and offline study workflows where users need a portable document format.

The core workflow that turns YouTube videos into structured notes so learners can review faster without rewatching everything.

The summary system now supports different levels so users can pick a concise version for revision or a richer one for full understanding.

Users can generate ready-to-study flashcards alongside notes to move from passive watching into active recall.

Quiz generation adds fast knowledge checks so learners can validate comprehension immediately after reviewing a note.

Token accounting was introduced to make usage predictable and transparent while supporting both free and paid flows.

Account pages now provide a central place for user profile information and improved ownership over saved study data.