Make room for what sticks.
Turn notes into clear cards. Practise recall, find the gaps, and plan your next review. All in your browser.
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A little space between reviews.
Five tools, one thoughtful study routine.
SM-2 review simulator
See how Again, Hard, Good and Easy ratings change intervals and ease.
Ratings, separated by commas (Again, Hard, Good, Easy)Open tools ↗Active recall self-tester
Reveal answers, grade each attempt and export a missed-card drill.
Prompt :: AnswerOpen tools ↗Vocabulary card maker
Build forward and reverse cards with examples and word roots.
Word :: Meaning :: Example :: RootOpen tools ↗Formula reference cards
Print equations, variable definitions, units and conditions as reference cards.
Equation :: Variables :: SI units :: ConditionsOpen tools ↗Deck cleaner and prompt auditor
Merge identical cards, preserve conflicting answers and flag long answers.
Prompt :: AnswerOpen tools ↗From scattered notes to steady recall.
Draft & structure
One clear prompt. One useful answer. Start with what you want to remember.
Clean & refine
Remove repeats, resolve conflicting answers and give each card a single job.
Recall & reflect
Try before you reveal. Use honest grades to find what needs another look.
Space & take away
Explore review intervals. Print a set or export a backup to keep.
Field notes for better learning
Interleaved Practice: Mix Similar Problems in Your Study Cards
Build a small mixed practice set that tests which method to choose. Combine flashcards with worked problems, feedback and a later transfer check.
↗Practice · 6 minUse active recall to study
Active recall means attempting to produce an answer before consulting the material.
↗Scheduling · 6 minUnderstand SM-2 review intervals
SM-2 is a scheduling model that updates review intervals using answer quality and an ease factor.
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