GETTING STARTED
Keep your first study session simple.
Start with a small deck, review it, and follow your learning progress.
Create a small deck
Open Learn, choose Add deck or Create new deck, name your deck, then Save. In the deck, choose Add card, enter a question on the front and its answer on the back, then Save. Start with a few cards you can easily check.
Recall before you reveal
Open a deck with cards to study and start a regular study session. With Tap buttons selected, read the front and try to recall the answer. Choose Show Answer to compare, then assess your recall with Again, Hard, Good, or Easy.
Plan your next review
In Today, tap + and choose Task or reminder. Enter a title, choose a date and time under When?, and set the Rhythm. To receive notifications, open Options, select Normal notification, and allow permission when prompted. Choose Save task to finish.
Reflect on your activity
Open Insights to review your study activity. Match your content load to the time you have; your first deck does not need to be large.
TRY IT ON THIS PAGE
One moment of recall. One step forward.
Read the question, try to recall the answer, then open the card to compare.
ENGLISHconsistent/kənˈsɪs.tənt/Recall first. Reveal next.Tap to reveal the answerTap again to close
Small, consistent steps.
ENGLISHresilient/rɪˈzɪl.jənt/Recall first. Reveal next.Tap to reveal the answerTap again to close
A resilient learner keeps going.
ENGLISHmeticulous/məˈtɪk.jə.ləs/Recall first. Reveal next.Tap to reveal the answerTap again to close
Meticulous notes save time later.
JAPANESEありがとうRecall first. Reveal next.Tap to reveal the answerTap again to close
Reading: arigatō
JAPANESE水Recall first. Reveal next.Tap to reveal the answerTap again to close
Reading: mizu (みず)
JAPANESE勉強Recall first. Reveal next.Tap to reveal the answerTap again to close
Reading: benkyō (べんきょう)
SCIENCEH₂O is the formula for what?Recall first. Reveal next.Tap to reveal the answerTap again to close
Two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom.
SCIENCERoughly how fast is light in a vacuum?Recall first. Reveal next.Tap to reveal the answerTap again to close
Exactly: 299,792,458 m/s.
SCIENCEAt 1 atm, at what temperature does water boil?Recall first. Reveal next.Tap to reveal the answerTap again to close
Higher up, lower pressure means a lower boiling point.
HISTORY & GEOGRAPHYWhat is the capital of Australia?Recall first. Reveal next.Tap to reveal the answerTap again to close
Not Sydney or Melbourne.
HISTORY & GEOGRAPHYIn what year did the French Revolution begin?Recall first. Reveal next.Tap to reveal the answerTap again to close
The usual marker: 14 July, the storming of the Bastille.
HISTORY & GEOGRAPHYWhich is the largest ocean?Recall first. Reveal next.Tap to reveal the answerTap again to close
Larger than all land area combined.
PROGRAMMINGTime complexity of binary search?Recall first. Reveal next.Tap to reveal the answerTap again to close
Each step discards half of the range.
PROGRAMMINGWhat does HTTP 404 mean?Recall first. Reveal next.Tap to reveal the answerTap again to close
Not Found.
PROGRAMMINGGit command to create a branch and switch to it?Recall first. Reveal next.Tap to reveal the answerTap again to close
Older form: git checkout -b.
FIBONACCI1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, … what comes next?Recall first. Reveal next.Tap to reveal the answerTap again to close
Each number is the sum of the two before it.
FIBONACCIHow do Fibonacci-style review gaps grow?Recall first. Reveal next.Tap to reveal the answerTap again to close
The better you know a card, the later the next review.
FIBONACCIWhy recall before flipping the card?Recall first. Reveal next.Tap to reveal the answerTap again to close
That is active recall.
FIBONACCI REVIEW
Start with what you want to remember.
Explore Fibonacci Review and choose the next step that fits you.
This link opens the app listing on Google Play.