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ArchieNote

ArchieNote: 100 free AI study credits, no card or subscription

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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

  1. Open the signup section on the official homepage.
  2. Choose Google or Facebook, or enter your name, email and password in Create Account.
  3. Complete account setup for the current 100-credit starter grant.
  4. 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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