YouMind is an AI studio that turns saved sources into articles, scripts, posts, slides, images, and pages.
Core capabilities
YouMind stores articles, videos, podcasts, notes, and files, then drafts from that material. Its writing menu covers articles, blog posts, SEO articles, newsletters and email, social posts, video scripts, business proposals, and academic writing. The same account can also make slides, images, videos, and webpages. The pricing page says Starter includes standard models, while Pro adds models it names as Claude and GPT, a creative agent, browsing that can click through tasks, and memory across sessions. Max adds a desktop agent and a larger monthly credit pool.
How to use it
Use it in the browser at youmind.com. The download page also links an iOS App Store app, a Google Play app, a macOS beta download, and a Chrome extension. Add a source or a prompt, choose a creation mode, and edit the result. Paid plans list connections to Notion, Linear, GitHub, and other tools through MCP.
Who it suits
It suits people who collect source material and then write, and who may also want slides or visuals from the same place. If you only need one format, a narrower editor is simpler.
Pricing, access and limits
The pricing page does not list a free plan. Monthly prices shown were Starter at $20 for 20,000 credits, Pro at $40 for 40,000 credits, and Max at $200 for 200,000 credits. Max was also displayed at $100 under a 50% off label. Yearly billing is offered as two months free. The page says prices exclude tax. Starter lists 5 concurrent tasks and Pro lists 20.
Frequently asked questions
Does YouMind only write?
No. Writing is one of its main modes. The product also generates slides, images, video, and webpages.
Is there a free YouMind plan?
The pricing page starts at paid Starter. It does not show a $0 plan.
