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Spaced repetition is the most effective study technique ever discovered. Our algorithm schedules your reviews at the perfect moment — right before you forget.

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The Science Behind It

Discover why spaced repetition works.

In 1885, Hermann Ebbinghaus discovered the "forgetting curve" — our memory decays exponentially after learning something new. Without review, we forget 78% within 24 hours. Spaced repetition fights this by scheduling reviews at increasing intervals, strengthening neural pathways each time.

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The Difference Is Clear

Without Spaced Repetition

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78% forgotten in 24 hours

With Spaced Repetition

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92% retention after 30 days

How It Works

Smart Algorithm, Simple Process

01

Rate Your Recall

After seeing a card, rate how well you remembered. The algorithm adapts to your performance.

02

Algorithm Calculates

Our SM-2 based algorithm computes the optimal time for your next review.

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Perfect Timing

Cards appear right before you'd forget them, maximizing retention with minimum effort.

2.3x
Faster Learning
92%
Retention Rate
30
Days to Mastery
1M+
Cards Reviewed

Research & References

Ebbinghaus, H.

Memory: A Contribution to Experimental Psychology

1885

Pimsleur, P.

A Memory Schedule for Language Learning

1967

Leitner, S.

So lernt man lernen (Learning to Learn)

1972

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