The navigation
On a computer or tablet, the navigation is a column of icons along the left edge. On a phone, it’s a bar along the bottom of the screen. Either way it has the same places:
- Today: what’s due today across all your topics, and how long it will take.
- Topics: your topics. The Pinned tab shows the topics you pinned, your own and other people’s.
- Study: the colored button in the middle. It starts a session through everything due today. It turns grey once there’s nothing left for the day.
- Exams: your upcoming and past exams.
- Explore: topics other people published for everyone.
Search and your avatar sit at the bottom of the column. On a phone, they’re at the top of Today, Topics, Exams and Explore, so pages you open from there keep the top for their own buttons.
The Assistant button at the top right of every page opens the assistant, a chat that knows your study material (see The assistant).
The account menu
Your avatar opens the account menu. It has:
- your username, which opens your profile
- Theme: System, Light or Dark
- Friends, with a count when you have friend requests waiting
- Archive and Trash, each with how many items it holds
- Settings, with your account and the devices you’re signed in on (see Your account and devices), the assistant’s skills, its settings, its memory and your assistant allowance (see Skills, Instructions and settings and Your assistant allowance), and About, with the version and how to reach us (see About Memorics and contact)
- Request early access to Plus, until you have early access (see Free and Plus)
- Install app, where your browser can install Memorics
- Help, with Help center, which opens the help in a new tab, the list of keyboard shortcuts (not on touch screens, as they have no keys), and the Impressum, Terms of service and Privacy policy, each in a new tab
- Sign out
A dot on your avatar means a friend request is waiting for you.
Going back
Pages you open from somewhere else, such as the archive, the trash, a source or a study session, have a Back button at the top that returns you to where you were. Esc does the same in a study session and on a source.
Undo instead of “Are you sure?”
Memorics rarely asks you to confirm something. When you archive, move, share, publish or move something to the trash, a message appears at the bottom of the screen with Undo. Only deleting something for good, which can’t be undone, asks first.