Muzzing vs Mnemesia

What are you waiting for to Spin the wheel? Learn and revise the Quran in a fun way! How does it work? 1) Choose what you want to revise: The whole Quran, by Juz, by Hizb, or by Surah to target your sessions. 2) Spin the wheel: It selects a random verse for you from your selection. 3) Your turn: Once the verse is displayed, test your memory! Try to recite what follows, identify the name of the Surah, and even recall the context. Also, explore our Introspection mode: use our discussion cards to enrich your time with family or friends. Whether it's for debates, Mukabala, or personal reflection, explore various themes and deepen your understanding of the Quranic teachings.

Mnemesia is built for medical school: the course, the cards and the exam together in one workspace, from the first year to the national ranking exam. No account and no Mnemesia server: everything stays on your devices, and it works offline. COURSES Import course PDFs from the Files app, iCloud Drive or other cloud storage, and organize them by year, semester, module and chapter. Annotate them directly: highlighters, text, freehand drawings. Text recognition makes the text selectable, even on scanned lecture notes. A tape laid over a line hides it: lift it to check what you remember. Apple Pencil gets its own ring of tools, and the tool island shrinks away like in Notes. FLASHCARDS Make a card from the open course without leaving it: front and back, cloze deletion, or image masking to quiz yourself on an anatomy plate or a physiology diagram. Spaced repetition decides what comes back, and when. MULTIPLE-CHOICE TESTS Build a test, take it against the clock, then go through the answers question by question: multiple choice, short answer and progressive clinical cases, images included. Every answer sheet stays available, missed questions can be retaken in one tap, and results break down by chapter. The scoring rules of the EDN (the French national medical ranking exam) are available, as well as points-based scoring for faculty exams. To practise, tick several tests: questions are spread across courses, each test keeps its own grade, and the session resumes where you left off. Past papers have their own view, PDF papers included. J-METHOD In the first year, each course you learn comes back at J1, J3, J7 and so on, in the calendar. Anything overdue shows at a glance. ORGANIZING Courses, groups, subjects, decks and tests can be ticked to move or delete them at once, or rearranged by dragging. Each subject keeps its colour across every tab. PLANNER Enter the exam dates: the review load spreads over the remaining days, starting with what weighs most. EDN ITEMS In the clinical years, a tab organizes the EDN items by specialty, and each course is linked to its item. IPHONE, IPAD AND MAC Turn on iCloud in Settings: courses, cards, progress and planner move from one device to another in seconds, through your own iCloud account. The iPad and the Mac each keep a full copy that works offline. Everything is on iPhone too: read and import courses, review cards, take tests, check your planner and organize it all just as on iPad or Mac. FILES Documents stay as files, visible in the Files app. Whatever you delete in Mnemesia goes to an Archives folder instead of being erased. Nothing is locked into a format only this app could read. IMPORT AND EXPORT .apkg decks import as they are, media included, with their review history, and export back to .apkg. CSV and TSV lists import too. PRIVACY No sign-up is required and no data is collected. Documents, cards and results stay on your devices, and in your iCloud if you turn it on. In English and French. Designed by an engineer who is also a medical student, for medical students.