A spaced repetition app for your own notes

If you are looking for a spaced repetition app, distinguish game review from standalone flashcard sessions. Memorizite uses concept scores and review dates to help prioritise follow-up game practice. You still decide when to return and how it fits your study week.

What to expect from a spaced repetition app

A spaced repetition app should make successful recall harder over time and bring weak material back sooner. Review behavior must be described accurately: session flashcards, game mastery and saved progress are different mechanisms.

Use the review evidence that the product actually records. Do not assume every card follows an automatic calendar unless the interface explicitly shows that schedule.

What spaced repetition is

Spaced repetition means revisiting material at increasing intervals instead of all at once: a day later, then several days later, then a week later. Each delayed review forces genuine retrieval right when the memory weakens, which is what makes the memory durable. For the full explanation, see our beginner's guide to spaced repetition.

How Memorizite schedules reviews

In game practice, an answer updates a concept score and its next-review date. A wrong answer sets that date about twelve hours ahead; correct answers can set intervals from one to fourteen days, depending on the score. Follow-up concept selection considers those dates alongside mistakes and importance. This is concept-based game review, not a separate scheduled deck for every standalone flashcard.

Build cards from your notes

1. Upload notes or a PDF. Textbooks, lecture notes, handouts — in English, French, or Arabic.
2. Get AI-built flashcards. One focused card per key idea, ready to review.
3. Review your answers. In games, check the recorded concept progress and revisit what needs work. Standalone flashcard ratings are a separate session feature.

What a spaced review week looks like

Here is one way to plan a review week yourself. It illustrates a routine, not a set of appointments created by the app:

• Monday. Try a short practice set with the notes closed. Mark down the distinctions you cannot explain, and check the corrections in the chapter.
• Tuesday. Return to the ideas that caused trouble on Monday. In game practice, concept progress can help guide follow-up questions. Try explaining the answer before looking at the options.
• Friday. Try another short set and check whether you can still explain the ideas. Use game progress as one signal, alongside written work and the topics your teacher expects you to cover.

Game answers update concept review dates, but they do not book a study session in your calendar. Decide when you will return and leave time to review mistakes.

Spacing your exam revision

Upload chapters as you cover them and set aside time to revisit them. As the exam approaches, compare your practice with the syllabus and full exam questions. You can also use the pair this steady rhythm with our exam prep app to organise the final run-up in one place.

FAQ

Does Memorizite use a spaced repetition algorithm?

Game answers update concept mastery and a next-review date. The current intervals run from about twelve hours after a wrong answer to up to fourteen days after a correct answer, depending on the score. This does not schedule every standalone flashcard as a separate deck.

What do I review each day?

Choose a saved document and practise the concepts that need attention. Follow-up concept selection considers mistakes, mastery, importance and whether a review date is due. You choose when to study.

Does it work for exams?

It can help you revisit course concepts. Check the generated material against your syllabus and combine recall practice with the written or practical tasks your exam requires.

Should I read the guide or just use the app?

Both do different jobs. The spaced repetition guide explains how to plan repeated study. The app tracks game concepts and their review dates to guide follow-up practice; you still choose when to study.

Is there a free plan?

Yes, with 10 total scans during a 7-day card-required trial; each upload costs one scan, and paid plans add more.