ArchieNote: 100 free AI study credits, no card or subscription
- No end date
- on archienote.com
Opens the official offer page.
The offer
New users in India can create an ArchieNote account with email, Google or Facebook for 100 one-time free credits, not the older 1,000-credit beta offer. Credits never expire and cover quizzes, note chat, PDF analysis and study sessions at published per-action rates; once used, buy optional credit packs or keep the non-AI note tools free, with no subscription or automatic recurring charge. Notes and chats are processed by external AI services, analytics identify signed-in users, and uploaded note images have unprotected links that anyone with the exact URL can open.
Who can claim it
- New accounts completing setup; current public signup and terms list no India exclusion.
- The service is not intended for children under 13.
How to claim it
- Open the signup section on the official homepage.
- Choose Google or Facebook, or enter your name, email and password in Create Account.
- Complete account setup for the current 100-credit starter grant.
- Import or write notes, then spend credits on the study tools you choose.
Good to know
Credits do not expire. When the balance is empty, non-AI notes and organization remain free; optional one-time packs restore AI access. There are no subscriptions or automatic recurring charges.
This is 100 one-time credits, not the older 1,000-credit beta promotion. A quiz question or chat reply uses one credit; PDF analysis costs one per 2,500 words and practice problems use one to three. AI content goes to external providers; PostHog records identified user events. Uploaded image links are not password-protected, even inside private notes. Credit purchases are generally non-refundable.
Source: the official offer page, archienote.com
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