NeuraCache Spaced Repetition

Very excited to use this. I just wish Onenote could separate decks based on pages not sections. Still works very well though.

why its awesome: - minimalistic and aesthetic UI - spaced repetition and active recall - plus its FREE quite frankly an amazing app for people that just want to use spaced repetition and active recall without the complexity if anki and other apps ❤️

I love the simplistic design of this app! Easy to use.

I wish there was a way to import entire folders of markdown files from cloud storage such as OneDrive or Google Drive. There should also be a colour blind option for the circle that changes colour when you’re using the slider to gauge how well you recalled the answer to a flash card. Other than that, I’m quite happy with the app.

Appreciate it so far!

I’m so happy to have found this. I use to use Anki as my primary SRS but there was no easy way to import my Evernote notes which resulted in me manually having to write them all out. With this app, I love how seamless the integration is with Evernote; everything works like a charm. If I have a highlight, it’s there. If I want a notebook, it’s there too. I do have a suggestion tho. If I import a notebook, the items that should appear should be a collection of my JUST highlights, not highlights AND full notes. Then, I’ll use the “edit recall question” button to create the questions. Finally, when I do want to start a review session, it doesn’t feel like I’m quizzing myself. It feels (and not to be rude in any way, I’ve started to develop iOS apps and I know how difficult it can be) unfinished. If I answer a question and move on, I shouldn’t be able to swipe back and see the answer to the previous question. To make things short, I think Anki’s review sessions model is exactly what your app needs. Your UI is perfect but Anki’s method for specifically reviewing, is better imo. Pros: - Seamless integration with Evernote - Clean, modern UI - This is the future of remembering whatever you want for how long you want packed into an app Cons: - Need to work on the review session as it doesn’t feel like I’m being quizzed

Simple but very flexible

Won’t sync with OneNote at all.

Simple, effective, and gorgeous purple themed

I have used the app extensively for last three years for law school memorization. never used any other app of this kind so no comparative judgment, but on its own, I have two cons using with Evernote: 1. syncing has been a problem from day one and never been improved over the last three years. 2. display issue when used with iPhone in the night mode. There are work arounds for either bug so, not fatal but after three years of no improvement, it is annoying.