{"faqPage":{"heroBadge":"Help center","heroTitleStart":"Questions, ","heroTitleHighlight":"answered","heroDesc":"Everything you need to know about adding your own documents, recordings, and videos, asking questions against them, creating from them, and getting the most out of Scholarly.","heroCta":"Get started free","heroCtaSecondary":"Explore features","heroNote":"Free to start · No credit card required","eyebrowStarted":"Getting started","sectionStartedTitle":"The basics","eyebrowSources":"Your sources","sectionSourcesTitle":"Studying from your own material","eyebrowPlans":"Plans & support","sectionPlansTitle":"Pricing, organizing & help","eyebrowTeams":"Teams & organizations","sectionTeamsTitle":"Scholarly for Teams","teamsQ1Question":"What is Scholarly for Teams?","teamsQ1AnswerPrefix":"Teams is two seat plans: Premium for Teams or Laureate for Teams. Every member inherits that plan, plus shared libraries, roles, activity reporting, model controls, and one bill. Overview on","teamsQ1AnswerLink":"Scholarly for Teams","teamsQ2Question":"How much does Teams cost?","teamsQ2AnswerPrefix":"Premium for Teams is $35 per seat / month or $336 per seat / year. Laureate for Teams is $110 per seat / month or $1,056 per seat / year. Start with 1 seat and self-serve up to 29. Details on seats, invoices, and the Stripe portal are in","teamsQ2AnswerLink":"Team billing and seats","teamsQ3Question":"Does Teams have a separate AI Creation Credit balance?","teamsQ3AnswerPrefix":"No. Every member inherits the team's Premium or Laureate limits, while team reporting focuses on activity and adoption. See","teamsQ3AnswerLink":"Team usage and limits","teamsQ4Question":"How do I create a team and invite people?","teamsQ4AnswerPrefix":"Start a team from pricing or /teams, name it, then choose the number of seats and Premium or Laureate. You can try the workspace before paying; the free trial includes up to 3 seats, so you can invite 2 teammates before checkout. Step-by-step:","teamsQ4AnswerLink":"Getting started with Teams","teamsQ5Question":"Who is Teams for?","teamsQ5AnswerPrefix":"Training teams, L&D, research labs, classes, schools, and companies that want one bill and a shared library — not everyone buying Premium separately. See","teamsQ5AnswerLink":"Teams and Enterprise","eyebrowCta":"Still curious?","ctaTitle":"Ready to put your material to work?","ctaSubtitle":"Add your first source and turn it into cited answers, flashcards, quizzes, decks, and more — free to start.","ctaContact":"Contact us","seoTitle":"FAQ {'|'} Scholarly","seoDescription":"Frequently asked questions about Scholarly — adding your own documents, chatting with cited sources, creating research reports, study guides, quizzes, podcasts, slides, and video, plus pricing and Teams.","sourceQuestion":"Does Scholarly cite sources?","sourceAnswer":"Yes. Scholarly is built around source grounding: you add PDFs, notes, AI Meeting Notes, slides, websites, or videos, then ask questions and create from those sources. Every citation in a chat answer is checked against your linked sources before the answer is saved, and the Sources button opens the exact page a claim came from.","notebooklmQuestion":"Is Scholarly like NotebookLM?","notebooklmAnswer":"Scholarly and Gemini Notebook (formerly NotebookLM) both work from your own sources. Scholarly is a full workspace rather than a notebook: cited chat with a Sources button, research reports, video lectures, podcasts, decks, documents, flashcards, quizzes, and practice exams live together, and on a paid plan finished documents, reports, and decks export as editable Word, PowerPoint, Google Docs, or Google Slides.","pdfFlashcardsQuestion":"Can Scholarly make flashcards from PDFs?","pdfFlashcardsAnswer":"Yes. Upload a lecture PDF, textbook chapter, slide deck, or study guide and Scholarly can turn it into editable flashcards. You can study them in Scholarly, share them, or export them to Anki (.apkg) or PDF on a paid plan.","freeQuestion":"What is free in Scholarly?","freeAnswer":"Scholarly is free to start. The free plan includes lifetime allowances that don't reset: 3 AI Chat messages, 500 autocomplete words, 5 quiz questions, 15 voice minutes, 1 practice exam, 1 AI Creation Credit, and 1 file upload. Premium includes 15 AI Creation Credits each week, unlimited uploads, chat, autocomplete, quizzes, and exams, plus more daily voice time.","exportQuestion":"Can I export what Scholarly makes?","exportAnswer":"Yes, on a paid plan. Finished pages, documents, research reports, decks, video lectures, and podcasts offer their supported Word or PowerPoint format from Export, and with Google Drive connected you can save the same formats as editable Google Docs or Google Slides. PDF download, printing, and link sharing stay free on every plan. Exporting creates a separate copy and leaves your original sharing settings alone; text-based exports are editable, while slides built from generated imagery keep those visuals as images. Flashcard decks and quizzes have no Office export, and a PDF you uploaded is never converted.","chatTasksQuestion":"Can chat work on a longer request while I keep chatting?","chatTasksAnswer":"Yes. When you ask chat for something that takes real work, such as a calendar file (.ics) of upcoming events looked up on the web, a spreadsheet or CSV of looked-up facts, a ZIP of files, a converted or merged document, or a chart pack, chat hands it to a task that runs in the background and replies right away. A small card shows what the task is doing and has Cancel. When the task ends, chat posts the result in the same chat with the file attached, so you do not need to keep the tab open. A chat can run up to two tasks at once, up to five minutes each, with no extra credit. Slides, video lectures, podcasts, flashcards from your sources, study guides, and Deep Research keep their own creators.","models3dQuestion":"Can Scholarly turn a PDF into a 3D model?","models3dAnswer":"Yes, in Beta. Start a 3D model from one PDF, whose first pages appear in 3D, or start empty and describe what to build. Ask the chat beside it for a model of the subject, such as an anatomy cutaway, a machine, or a cloud architecture, and Scholarly's AI writes it as real three.js code, with geometry, materials, lighting, animation, and labels from your pages. A full build uses 1 AI Creation Credit: you confirm it first, it runs for a few minutes, and you preview the draft before applying it. Small edits, such as a label's wording, a colour, or the background, are free. On paid plans you can export a 4K PNG, a transparent PNG, an 8-second 1080p turntable MP4, or a .glb file that opens in PowerPoint, Keynote, and Blender. Models are explanatory, not CAD-accurate, and there is no STL or OBJ export or 3D printing.","mobileQuestion":"Does Scholarly work on my phone?","mobileAnswer":"Yes. Home, chat, video, podcasts, flashcards, your library, projects, and settings are designed as phone screens rather than a shrunken desktop page — one column, bottom sheets instead of floating panels, and full-width actions. Anything that spends a credit or deletes something asks before it does."}}