In Memorics you put what you study into topics, write cards for it, and keep the slides, papers and links the cards come from as sources. Each day, Memorics works out which cards you’re about to forget and asks you those. When you have an exam coming up, it plans the cards of its topics so you know as many as possible on the day.
Where to start
New to Memorics? Read Start with Memorics first. It takes you from signing in to your first study session in a few minutes.
After that, look things up as you need them:
- Topics is about organizing what you study, and keeping it tidy once an exam is over.
- Cards explains the four kinds of cards and how to write them.
- Sources covers adding your material and citing it on cards.
- Studying is about Today, study sessions and everything you can do in one.
- Exams shows how to add an exam and follow its plan.
- Sharing and friends covers sharing topics, Explore and friends.
- Account and app covers signing in, installing the app, shortcuts, the trash and your data.
- How it works is for anyone curious about how Memorics decides what to ask and when.
You can also go through the help from start to finish with Next at the bottom of each page.
On a computer, the Search the help box at the top of the sidebar finds pages by their titles and by the words in their text. Press Enter to open the first result, or Esc to clear the search.
Keyboard shortcuts
You can do almost everything in Memorics with the keyboard. In the app, press ? to see every shortcut, or read Keyboard shortcuts.