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Highlight text in a browser, email, or PDF — then Share → Recall. Or paste when you’re already in the app.
Share text. Remember it.
What you just read — still yours tomorrow.
Share any passage into Recall. AI turns it into Q&A cards you flip and rate — so knowledge sticks instead of fading overnight.
Coming soon to iOS · Local-first
Flip. Rate. Remember.
One card at a time — question first, evidence when you need it.
Share from Safari, Notes, or PDF. Get 1–3 cards. Keep what matters.
Deck
Cognitive science
Question
Why does spacing practice beat cramming for long-term memory?
Answer
Because retrieval after a delay strengthens the memory trace more than massed repetition.
From your passage: “Spacing effects… retrieval practice after a delay…”
How it works
No file uploads. No blank templates. A short loop you can finish while waiting for the bus.
Highlight text in a browser, email, or PDF — then Share → Recall. Or paste when you’re already in the app.
AI drafts 1–3 Q&A cards from the passage. Keep the ones worth remembering; discard the rest.
See the question first. Flip for the answer and source snippet. Rate Again, Hard, or Good.
Cards return on a spaced schedule (SM-2). Your Home queue shows what’s due — nothing more.
Why Recall
Manual flashcards take too long. Summaries don’t test you. Recall turns reading into retrieval practice.
The Share Sheet is the front door. Capture knowledge where you found it — no retyping into a blank card.
AI writes questions that check understanding, with answers tied to your source — not a prose digest you’ll never revisit.
Again / Hard / Good drives SM-2 scheduling. Decks group related cards; Home surfaces only what’s due.
Cards live in SQLite on your device. No account required for the MVP — your study library stays with you.
Recall is coming soon to iOS. Say hello — we’ll let you know when early access opens.
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