Hyperknow: Pricing, Plans & Features

Hyperknow pricing starts at $0, with Pro at $18 and Max at $50 a month. See what the AI study tool builds from your course files and which plan fits you.

Hyperknow, from Nutcracker AI Inc., turns a learning goal or a pile of course files into a 1:1 AI course, with summaries, cheatsheets, quizzes and a study plan. This page covers the app at hyperknow.io and what each plan costs.

What is Hyperknow and why is it trending?

Hyperknow is an AI learning platform for students. You can ask quick questions, generate study materials from lecture slides and PDFs, or follow a guided path that plans your study sessions around LMS deadlines. The site says it is used by students from more than 100 universities.

The product existed before, but a relaunch post on X on October 1, 2026 passed a million views, right as midterm season started. The homepage now leads with finals-ready cheatsheets and a new planning feature.

How Hyperknow works

1. Set a goal or upload files: course files, images and notes go in; up to 10 files per query on the free plan.
2. Understand: catch up on missed classes and break down hard concepts with guided explanations.
3. Make: generate summaries, print-ready cheatsheets, quizzes, flashcards, practice questions and interactive explainer videos.
4. Plan: Hyperknow organizes to-dos from course files and LMS deadlines and walks you through each session.
5. Memory (Pro and up): it learns your courses, goals and study style over time.

Hyperknow Pricing (2026)

Hyperknow lists three plans in the pricing section of its homepage, which we checked on October 10, 2026. Prices are per user per month and currently carry a “Limited time discount” label, so they may rise later.

Plan	Price	What you get
Starter	$0	Basic agent limits, file and image uploads, quizzes and flashcards, 10 files per query
Pro	$18 / month	Several times the free usage, memory, no per-query file limit, early access
Max	$50 / month	Several times Pro usage, lowest cost per credit, faster quota refresh

Hyperknow does not publish exact credit numbers for each plan; usage is described relative to the free tier. There is no separate /pricing page at the moment, so the homepage section is the official source.

Is it worth paying? Start on Starter for a week of real coursework. Pro makes sense once you hit the free limits or want memory across courses. Max is for heavy daily research and course generation.

Best use cases for Hyperknow

• Exam review: turn a textbook chapter into a cheatsheet and a practice quiz.
• Missed lectures: upload the slides and get a guided walkthrough.
• Study planning: map deadlines into daily sessions.
• Self-learning: build a course on a new topic from scratch.
• Visual explainers: short generated videos, similar in spirit to Learn Your Way.

Limitations

• Vague limits: plans compare usage as multiples, not hard numbers.
• Discounted prices: the current prices are marked as a limited-time offer.
• Student focus: built for coursework, less for professional research.
• Free plan caps: 10 files per query and limited advanced features.
• Accuracy: as with any AI tutor, check generated answers against your course materials.

Hyperknow alternatives

• Thea Study: AI study guides, flashcards and practice tests.
• Learn Your Way: Google’s experiment that reshapes textbooks for each learner.
• YouMind: an AI workspace for reading, notes and research.
• MathGPT: step-by-step help for math homework.
• Consensus: AI search over academic papers.

Hyperknow covers the full study loop: understand the material, turn it into review assets, and plan when to study. For students that beats juggling three separate apps.

The free plan is enough to test it on a real course. Upgrade to Pro only when you hit the limits, and note that today’s $18 and $50 prices are labelled as a discount.