FEATURES
From getting your first terms in, to hearing them, to seeing what has stuck. Here is the full list.
Invite-only: request access, or use the code you were given.
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Getting your first collection in is quick.
Search what other members shared and add it in one tap. Remove it any time.
From Notes, a spreadsheet or a table. A Check screen shows what will be added first.
Export guides for Quizlet, Anki, Google Translate, Noji, Mochi, Brainscape, Duolingo and Memrise.
A documented format, plus a prompt that has any LLM draft a glossary for a field or language.
Capture a word the moment you meet it. A name is enough: it waits out of practice until you add a definition.
Can't find one? Ask for it and get a private copy when it's built.
Nothing you paste is sent to a model. Parsing is plain rules, so it is free.
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A definition alone won't help you use a word in a meeting, so each term carries more.
Example, mental model, in practice, anti-example, debated and relationships to nearby terms.
See a term with real usage and get familiar before anyone tests you.
Recall it first, then reveal and rate yourself: Again, Hard, Good or Easy.
A real check. Free questions come from your definitions; AI questions are sharper.
Most people read, review, then quiz, but you can use them in any order.
Pick the scope for each session.
Play a spoken clip from a term card.
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A short read written around the terms you're learning, so they show up in context.
Each story uses the terms your queue ranks next.
Choose the voice, the scene and how hard the sentences are.
Skip a term for good without leaving the page.
Reopen anything you read before.
Make it your default way into Read.
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Every story can be read aloud in a natural AI voice. Turn on shadowing to repeat each sentence out loud.
Stories are read aloud, with a backup voice so playback keeps working.
The sentence being spoken lights up and the page follows along.
Hear a sentence, then say it in the gap. Pauses of 1×, 1.5× or 2× the sentence.
Play each sentence 2, 3 or 5 times, or loop it until you stop.
Slow a hard sentence down, or speed up an easy one.
Jump to it and hear it again.
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There are no due dates, so there is nothing to fall behind on. Come back whenever.
Nothing is overdue and nothing piles up while you're away.
Each mode ranks terms by what you're most likely to forget.
Swipe through a deck of terms: right for known, left for not yet. Undo the last one if you slip.
From the Library, a card or a story.
Take it out of practice for a busy month, then bring it back.
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Mastery comes from what you actually do, and it fades when you stop practising.
One number blended from reading, recall and recognition.
Worked out for you. You never set it by hand.
An overview, per-term views, tier filters and pace for each collection.
Practise each day to grow it. Open it to see your week.
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For when your collections get big.
Browse by collection. Press / to search terms and definitions. Filters stay where you left them.
Every field, category and relationship, any time.
Browse, love the good ones and report problems.
Take a collection out as text or JSON.
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Same queue everywhere you open it.
Add it to your phone. The layout is built for thumbs.
Use /read, /review and /quiz, with reminders on your own cadence.
The next term on your desktop. Reveal it, advance it.
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AI sits where you chose it, and you can see what it costs.
New accounts get AI credits, plus a monthly refill. If an AI run fails, the credits come back.
Use a Google or Anthropic key and spend no credits.
Quiz, Stories and voices. Import never uses AI.
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Read, review and quiz the terms you need, with no due dates to fall behind on.
Invite-only: request access, or use the code you were given.