MindCryst
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How well did you recall it?
Your notes, back before they fade.
Paste your notes and AI drafts the cards. Each time you recall one, it schedules the next review.
It's not your memory.
It's timing: one more look before it fades.
Just learned it. You remember everything.
The moment you close the book, your memory is full. It won't stay that way.
Leave it alone, and it slips away.
A few days later, most details are blurry. Rereading means starting over.
Bring it back right before you forget.
No need to reread everything every day. When a card is about to fade, MindCryst asks you to recall it once.
Each recall pushes the next one further out.
10 minutes, 1 day, 3 days, a week, three weeks. The gaps grow, and so does your memory.
With MindCryst100%
No review100%
Since learning
What you remember
Active recall: try to pull it from memory before you look.
Illustration. Real intervals are calculated by FSRS from your recall feedback.
From notes to memory.
Your notes don't need to be perfect. AI drafts from the source, then you make the cards your own.
Source materialCourse notes
Active recall is not rereading. It means trying, without cues, to retrieve information from memory. Each successful retrieval makes the memory stronger.
- Faithful to the sourceNo padding. Your material is never rewritten into something else.
- Every word is editableTitles, tags, text, and blanks stay editable before and after saving.
- Saved means scheduledCards go straight into your review queue, not into a forgotten folder.
Card draftWaiting for your notes
Why does active recall work?
Without cues, try to retrieve information from memory. Every success makes it stronger.
Once drafted, tap any text to edit it.
Added to your review queue. It comes back in 10 minutes first, then adapts to how well you recall it.
Easy to find.
Back in time.
Search finds what you want. The review queue brings back what you might forget, right on time.
- Built around content, not foldersFind any card by title, text, or tag.
- Old cards keep growingAdd a thought, change a blank, and put it back in the queue.
- Queued by memory, not by dateWhat is fading comes first. What is solid waits.
4 cards, 1 due today
Forgetting curve
Memory fades over time. Timely retrieval makes it strong again.
Retention 52%
Today
Active recall
Try to recall it before you look at the answer.
Retention 81%
In 3 days
FSRS scheduling
Schedules the next review from difficulty, stability, and your recall.
Retention 90%
In 12 days
Polar molecules
Uneven charge inside a molecule creates a positive and a negative end.
Retention 95%
In 28 days
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AI drafts.
You decide.
Generating is not the end. Before saving, compare with the source, fix answers, and delete anything that is off.
Will AI change what I meant?
AI gives you an editable draft. The source and the result sit side by side, so you can check and edit every word before saving.
Why not review every card every day?
Every recall changes when a card comes back. Forget it and it returns sooner; recall it easily and it waits longer.
What can I put in?
Course notes, web pages, mistakes, and book highlights. Anything can start from a block of text.
Can I keep editing after generating?
Yes. Titles, tags, text, and blanks all stay editable, and edited cards go back into the review queue.
Make your next recall
start today.
Paste something you just learned and make your first card that comes back.
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