YouMind is an AI creation studio that collects articles, videos, podcasts, and files into topic Boards, then helps you research and turn them into articles, slides, images, audio, video, and webpages. Paid plans are credit-based.
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YouMind is an AI creation studio that keeps saved sources, research, and drafting in one workspace and turns that material into articles, slides, images, audio, video, and webpages. It runs in the browser, on iOS and Android, as a macOS desktop app, and as a Chrome extension.
YouMind positions itself as your AI studio for turning inspiration into your own work, organized around three stages: bring in what inspires you, build your understanding with AI, and shape the result into something you publish.
The service is operated by MIND MOTOR PTE. LTD., which appears as the company behind YouMind in both the privacy policy and the terms of service. On Google Play, the developer contact section for MIND MOTOR PTE. LTD. gives an address in Singapore. A Chinese-language tech-media interview identifies the founder as Yubo (玉伯), a former senior Alibaba employee. The same interview dates YouMind's launch to December 2024.
Three points shape most buying decisions. Paid use is metered in credits, and consumption varies by task. Content you submit is shared with AI model providers to produce results. And the legal documents checked for this page do not say whether that content is used for model training.
YouMind organizes work into Boards, each focused on one topic or project. Inside a Board you collect materials, mark passages, chat with AI, run Tasks, and produce outputs that stay editable.
YouMind does not run a single model. An update dated August 24, 2026 added models including Gemini 3.7 Flash and Qwen 3.8 Max, and earlier updates introduced other frontier options. The model selector defaults to Auto mode, which the company says balances quality and speed while significantly reducing credit usage; turning Auto off lets you pick a model and adjust Thinking Effort and Context Length.
A typical project in YouMind follows an input, process, and output flow. The steps below use the product's own terms.
The examples below come from YouMind's own guides and announcements. They show how the pieces fit together rather than independent results.
YouMind addresses a broad audience: students, content creators, researchers, knowledge workers, and social media managers. The fit is strongest where research regularly turns into published material.
It is a weaker fit for occasional one-off summaries, because the paid plans are built around monthly credit allowances and multi-step workflows.
The age ratings differ between the two mobile stores (17+ on iOS, Everyone on Android); each rating is set through its own store process, and YouMind's pages do not explain the difference.
YouMind pricing uses monthly credit allowances. The table reflects the default monthly view on the pricing page as captured on September 28, 2026, when a limited-time discount was shown.
| Plan | First month | Then | Monthly credits | Notable additions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $10 | $20 per month | 20,000 | Standard AI models, badge and watermark removal, credit top-ups, 5 concurrent tasks |
| Pro | $20 | $40 per month | 40,000 | Claude, GPT and other models, MCP connections, AI browser actions, 20 concurrent tasks |
| Max | $100 shown next to $200 | per month | 200,000 | Desktop agent, priority generation queue, priority support |
The Max card shows $100 alongside $200 per month, and the page does not explain what the second figure means. As a second reference, the page's structured product data lists Starter at 20 USD, Pro at 40 USD, and Max at 100 USD.
Two credit rules apply. Credit add-ons bought on top of a plan are added instantly and never expire, according to the pricing FAQ. Plan credits follow the terms of service: they are allocated at the beginning of each billing cycle and expire at the end of the next cycle.
Paid subscriptions renew automatically. If you cancel, the subscription remains active until the current billing cycle ends and then converts to the Free plan. Upgrades apply immediately and are prorated, while downgrades apply at the end of the billing cycle. Refunds are limited: subscription payments are generally non-refundable except in cases of system failure, service unavailability, or other circumstances required by applicable law.
The comparisons below come from YouMind's own comparison pages, so they reflect the vendor's positioning rather than an independent verdict.
There is a Free plan with a limited number of credits to get started. The pricing view captured for this page did not state the exact free allowance. Paid plans start with Starter at $20 per month after a discounted first month.
It offers several. The Pro tier lists Claude, GPT, and other models, and an August 2026 update added Gemini 3.7 Flash and Qwen 3.8 Max. Auto mode picks a model by default.
The privacy policy and terms checked for this page do not say either way. They do state that submitted content is shared with AI model providers such as Anthropic and Google to generate results.
Yes, according to the terms, YouMind does not claim ownership of your content and grants you full rights to use it, including for commercial purposes. You also grant YouMind a broad license to operate and improve the service with that content.
Subscription payments are generally non-refundable, with exceptions for system failure, service unavailability, or where applicable law requires a refund. After cancellation the plan runs to the end of the billing cycle and then becomes Free.
