When ReviewNotes Uses AI Credits
The ordinary review loop and AI work are not the same thing. You can enter questions, build sets, solve, and retry mistakes without calling a model.
Credits are used when AI takes over extraction, judgment, or generation. Use the current amount shown at the action, not a number copied from an article.
What works without AI
- Direct question entry and editing
- Building sets with filters
- Solving and saving results
- Retrying missed questions
- Printing a worksheet PDF
- Using the default schedule and daily target
Common AI-credit actions
- Extracting questions and answers from PDFs or photos
- Writing a worked solution
- Suggesting and cleaning topic tags
- Generating similar questions
- Selecting candidates from a natural-language request
- Building an AI weekly strategy toward an exam
Check the amount at the action
The work varies with source length and generation scope. The required amount shown immediately before an action is more accurate than a fixed figure in a guide.
When balance is short, ReviewNotes tells you what is needed and what remains. Where possible, the direct workflow stays available.
Use credits where they remove real work
Test extraction on a short source, keep filterable work manual, and focus generated solutions or similar questions on the items that actually blocked you.
AI is a way to remove one expensive step, not a requirement at every step.
Check current terms before buying
Allowances and rates can change. Compare the public pricing page with the amount shown for the action you intend to use.
Your account credit screen records purchases and AI use.