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Guides for keeping what you study.

Learn how to save useful context, turn Lessons into Flashcards and Learn questions, and review at the right time.

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  1. Turn one Lesson into two kinds of practice

    Flashcards are your own call on whether you knew it. Learn questions are checked answers. The same Lesson can feed both without you writing the material twice.

    A Lesson block connected by two lines to a flashcard block and a multiple choice question block
  2. What Today is actually showing you

    Your notes and your memory state are kept apart. Today reads the memory side, so a Term you miss comes back sooner and one you keep remembering steps further out.

    Three stacked due rows beside six bars of increasing height
  3. Tags and Lessons without over-organising

    A Lesson is what you sit down and study. A Tag is how you find it again later. Deciding which one a new Term needs takes a second and saves a rebuild.

    Three tag pills in a row above six Lesson tiles arranged in two rows

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