A schedule, not a pile
Cards come back when they are due. Again means that card returns soon, so a unit that keeps failing is easy to see.
My learning space
Learn deeply. Remember longer.
Recallory is the place you keep a course: the readings, the cards, and the writing. Review on a schedule, and cite a source when a draft actually uses it.
From a reading to a review
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Keep a unit together
Add a course, then a unit. Upload the Word document, paste public reading links, or both.
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Save the readings
Recallory opens the public pages and PDFs, keeps the text, and records a citation for each one.
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Review, then write
Study the cards that are due. Draft a discussion, reply, or paper that cites a reading only when the draft uses it.
What stays in the library
Writing from the unit
Discussions and papers start from the readings saved on the unit. Outside articles are added for research, or when the instructions ask for them.
Questions from the unit
Ask about the notes and readings saved on the unit. The answer stays with that material.
Highlights from the browser
The extension saves selected text to your inbox. File it on the course when you are ready.
Your library
Download your courses, notes, cards, and reviews from Settings, or delete the account and the library with it.
One place per class
Courses stay separate. Switch class from the sidebar and the cards, sources, and drafts follow.
Who is responsible
The Recallory team
The Recallory team runs Recallory. It is a study library, not a school, and it does not grade your work. Review timing comes from FSRS, a spaced-repetition model. Those figures estimate when a card should return. They are not a score a course will accept.
Open today's work.
Sign in to the courses already on your account, or create an account and add the first class.