Smart spaced repetition
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ReviseNow is a free flashcard and notes app for students. We built it around SM-2, the spaced-repetition algorithm Anki has used since the late 80s, so you only revise what you're actually about to forget. Nothing more, nothing wasted.
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Cramming for finals, learning a language, drilling for medical boards, the goal's the same: move information from short-term to long-term memory. That's what we built ReviseNow for.
Rate a card, get the next review window. Cards you nailed slip a few weeks away. Cards you blanked on come back in 10 minutes. You stop wasting time on stuff you already know.
Paste a lecture transcript, your own notes, or even a one-line topic. Claude turns it into clean Q&A pairs in about five seconds. Edit anything that's off, then drill them.
Headings, lists, tables, inline images, callouts, colour-coded backgrounds. Notes that read well usually recall well, the editor's there for both.
Got a card you keep blanking on? Pin a reminder for tomorrow, three days, a week, whatever you pick. It pops back into your queue when you said it should, not whenever the algorithm gets around to it.
A mastery ring on every subject. A "due today" counter that's honest with you. We've watched our own rings tick up, yes, it's stupidly satisfying.
Unlimited subjects, topics, cards. No paywall, no "pro tier" nag screen. The only thing we throttle is AI generation, 10 prompts per hour, so we can pay the Claude bill.
Make a subject for the thing you're studying, Biology, Spanish, whatever. Stick an emoji on it. Add topics underneath if it's a big subject.
Type cards yourself, paste a chunk of text, or let AI draft them from a one-line prompt. Every card can carry rich notes too, useful when "front/back" isn't enough.
Open the app, flip through what's due, hit Again / Almost / Got It. Five to fifteen minutes a day is enough. The algorithm does the scheduling.
Yes, and we plan to keep it that way. Unlimited subjects, topics, and cards. No card cap, no nag screens. The only thing we throttle is AI generation (10 prompts per hour) because Claude bills us per request.
It's the trick of reviewing each piece of information right before you'd forget it, first after minutes, then hours, then days, then weeks. The intervals stretch as your memory holds. ReviseNow uses SM-2, the same algorithm Anki has run on since 1987.
Type a one-line prompt, something like "Photosynthesis basics for GCSE biology", and pick how many cards you want, up to 10. Claude reads it and writes question/answer pairs in a few seconds. You see them all before saving, so anything that's wrong or weird, you fix or delete.
Yes. Open it in Safari, Chrome, whatever you've got. Study mode supports swipe-to-rate, and the editor works fine with the on-screen keyboard. A native iOS/Android app is on the list, but the web version already feels close to one.
Same algorithm. Different vibe. Anki is incredibly powerful but takes hours to set up, and the UI hasn't really changed since 2007. ReviseNow is the modern web version: rich-text notes, AI card drafting, no add-ons to install, no sync server to configure. Works from a browser, mobile or desktop.
Your cards and notes are tied to your account, full stop. We don't sell data, we don't run ads, and we don't share anything with third parties, Claude only sees your AI prompts when you click "generate." Hit Delete Account in settings and everything's gone: cards, notes, audit trail, the lot.
Make an account, paste a chapter of notes, and you'll have your first deck in under three minutes. Then revise daily. That's the whole pitch.
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