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Lectures, readings, and exams: the whole semester in one study space.

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Keep it

Remember what you study, long after the exam.

Much of what you learn for an exam fades within weeks, and the next class starts on shaky ground. Repeatica brings back what you understood, one question at a time, a couple of minutes a day at most.

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The short answer

Pull it back out, a little at a time

The way to keep what you learned is to recall it, not reread it: answering a question about a page does more than reading the page again, and a few short recalls spread over weeks do more than one long session. The hard part is knowing what to recall and when. Repeatica handles that part. You choose Remember this on what you understood, and it brings the question back when it's time.

How it works

  1. 1

    Choose Remember this

    On a passage you understood, a highlight, an answer, a missed practice question, or a whole lesson.

  2. 2

    Repeatica writes the question

    One question with a short answer, from your own material. Nothing to type, no cards to make.

  3. 3

    Answer it when it shows up

    Missed it or Got it, one question at a time, a couple of minutes a day at most.

What you get

The job you came for, and the ones around it.

Remember this, wherever it clicks

On sources, notes, lessons, highlights, Ask answers, and practice questions you missed.

Questions written for you

Repeatica picks what matters and writes one question with a short answer, from your material.

Never a backlog

At most 15 questions a day. Miss a week, and you come back to today's small set.

Your Memory, as a brain

Every memory is a neuron. Watch new ones settle in from the hippocampus to the cortex as you recall them.

Help when it doesn't come back

Missed one? Ask Repeatica to explain it in simple words, right from the question, or open the source.

The jobs around it

Learn it in a course, check it with practice, then keep it. Everything works on the same material.

Questions

Memory fades fastest in the first days after you learn something, and an exam is often the last time you use it. Cramming makes it worse: what you learn in one long session fades faster than what you learn across several shorter ones.

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