Forgetting Curve Reminder vs Memo Clock

Forgetting Curve Reminder is a scientific review planner based on Ebbinghaus’s forgetting curve. It reminds you on every review day. When reviews are still waiting, the Overdue Reminder and the optional Second Reminder let you know again, so a missed review doesn’t go unnoticed. WHO IS THIS FOR? - Students preparing for exams - Language learners memorizing vocabulary - Professionals studying for certifications - Anyone who wants to remember what they learn KEY FEATURES - Create study items and auto-generate review schedules (1, 3, 7, 14 and 30 days later by default) - Get a notification on each review day at the time you choose - Overdue Reminder: on days with overdue reviews, one reminder at your notification time tells you how many there are (you can turn it off in Settings) - Second Reminder: turn it on to get one more reminder at a time you choose when the day’s reviews aren’t done (off by default; preset to 8:00 PM) - Check today’s tasks and progress at a glance - Mark reviews complete with one tap - The memo field grows with your text, and the item screen shows the whole memo: select and copy any part, and tap links to open them - Add your own categories and delete the ones you don’t need, even the built-in English, Math and Certification (you can bring them back later) - Category changes reach your other devices through iCloud - Look back on your review history - See each item’s forgetting curve as a chart - Track your last 7 days and your streak - Set the number of reviews (3 to 7) and the day of each one (1 to 365 days after you add the item) PRIVACY FIRST - Data stays on your device and in your private iCloud - No account registration required - No ads and no tracking

Write it down, and remember it. Today is a home page you DIY: widgets keep today's reviews in front of you, and your notebooks, flashcards, notes and PDFs share one desk. Pay once and get everything: no in-app purchases, no subscription, no ads, no account. TODAY: DIY YOUR STUDY HOME WITH DOZENS OF WIDGETS • Long-press to edit, drag to rearrange, drag a corner to resize; small, medium and large each have their own layout and a choice of paper. • Review: what's due and how long it takes, one tap to start; the cards due next; the two weeks around today. • Focus: a Pomodoro timer that records your focus time; white noise on a radio, record player, cassette deck or music box, with rain, ocean, campfire, café and library sounds. • Tools: Countdown, Timetable, Term Progress, Checklist, Habit, Counter, Motto, Photo, Handwritten Note. • Stats: Today's Numbers, Accuracy, Answer Spread, Streak Calendar, Review Heatmap. • Illustrations: a sleeping cat, rain on the window, a desk lamp, an hourglass, a plant, a night sky, changing with your reviews and focus. • Pin a deck, a notebook or a note from your desk to Today. HOME SCREEN WIDGETS: REVIEW WITHOUT OPENING THE APP • Next Card asks you the card that's due first, right on your Home Screen; tap to see the answer. • Today's Reviews, Focus (start or pause the Pomodoro), White Noise, Countdown, New Card, and shortcuts to your decks, notebooks and notes. • Extra-large widgets on iPad; Lock Screen widgets on iPhone. HANDWRITTEN NOTEBOOKS: FRAME IT, AND IT'S A CARD • Write with Apple Pencil on grid, lined, dotted, blank, Cornell or graph paper. • Import a PDF and write right on its pages. • Tap "Make Card" and frame what you need to memorize: that part of the page becomes a flashcard. • Every card remembers where it came from: tap "Source" to go back to that page of the notebook. • Handwriting and text in photos are recognized on your device, so you can search them. NEW CARD: TYPE, WRITE OR TAKE A PHOTO • A formula bar for typing math, shown properly typeset. • Write a card by hand with Apple Pencil. • Photograph a textbook page, a handout or the board, then cover the parts to learn with memory tape. Each piece of tape is one card. REVIEW: FLIP IT. DO YOU STILL REMEMBER? • Read the question, recall, flip, then tap Forgot, Fuzzy, Got it or Easy. Each choice shows when you'll see the card again. • Forgotten cards come back before you finish; the better you know a card, the longer the gap, based on your own review history. • Write It Out: write the answer on iPad first, then compare. Self-Test: test yourself any time without changing your schedule. • Recitation Lock (turn it on in Settings): new cards wait 3 minutes before you review them. • Morning and evening reminders, and the number of cards due on the app icon. THE DESK: DECKS, NOTEBOOKS, PDFS AND NOTES, EACH IN ITS PLACE • Decks, notebooks, PDFs and notes sit on the desk as objects with their own covers and materials. On iPad, place them freely or line them up with one tap. BRING YOUR ANKI DECKS, SHARE WITH CLASSMATES • Import Anki deck packages (.apkg): text, formulas, images, cloze cards and your review progress all come along. • Turn a few cards into a file; a classmate opens it in Memo Clock to import them. IPAD AND IPHONE • iPad is the workbench: handwriting, making cards, arranging the desk. • iPhone goes with you: review a few cards in spare moments, type a card or take a photo. Notebooks and handwritten cards from your iPad are there to read. • Sign in with the same Apple ID and everything syncs through your own iCloud. PRIVACY No account, no servers, no analytics, no ads. Your content stays on your devices and in your own iCloud. English and Simplified Chinese. Requires iPadOS 17 / iOS 17 or later. Handwriting needs an iPad with Apple Pencil.