Again
You forgot it. The card resets into a short relearning step and comes back soon.
Spaced repetition, free and unlimited
A free spaced-repetition app with an SM-2-style scheduler, Anki-style learning steps, four rating buttons and adaptive card retirement. Free and unlimited, whatever your cards.
A new card moves through short learning steps measured in minutes. Once it graduates, it enters review scheduling measured in days, where each rating changes both the next interval and an ease factor that keeps compounding as you keep recalling the card correctly.
You forgot it. The card resets into a short relearning step and comes back soon.
You struggled. The next interval grows only a little, keeping the card in closer rotation.
You recalled it correctly. The interval grows by your ease factor, spacing it further out.
It was trivial. The interval jumps further still, with a bonus on top of Good.
A card you keep recalling correctly at a long interval eventually retires from your daily queue entirely, instead of resurfacing forever on a fixed schedule. Your review time stays concentrated on cards that are still shaky, not ones you have clearly mastered. Mastered cards can always be brought back into rotation if you want to double-check yourself before an exam.
10 new cards and up to 120 reviews a day, with slightly gentler intervals. Good for a light course load.
20 new cards and up to 200 reviews a day, using Lernoa's default scheduling. The setting most people keep.
40 new cards and up to 400 reviews a day, with faster-growing intervals for heavier study loads.
80 new cards and up to 800 reviews a day, with shorter learning steps and a lower interval ceiling, for exam week.
Prefer to hand-tune it? Advanced mode exposes every scheduler setting, from learning steps to the mastery threshold, so power users can match it to how they actually study.
An SM-2-style scheduler with Anki-style learning steps: new cards move through short learning steps in minutes before graduating into day-scale review intervals that grow by an easiness factor each time you recall a card correctly.
Again resets a card into a short relearning step; Hard grows the interval only slightly; Good grows it by the card's ease factor; Easy grows it further still with a bonus. Ratings, not a fixed calendar, drive when a card comes back.
A card you keep recalling correctly at a long interval (by default 210 days, after at least 4 successful reviews) is marked mastered and leaves the daily queue entirely, so your review time stays on the cards that still need it. You can bring a mastered card back into rotation any time.
Yes. Pick a named study style (Relaxed, Standard, Intense or Cram) to change your daily new-card and review caps and the pace intervals grow at, or fine-tune individual scheduler settings yourself in Advanced mode.
Yes. Unlimited decks and cards, every study mode, cross-device sync, progress stats and the full scheduler are free forever, whether your cards were typed by hand, imported from Anki or CSV, or generated with AI. Credits pay for AI generation and certification unlocks, never for reviewing your cards.
The underlying idea is the same evidence-based approach behind Anki: intervals that grow as you prove you remember something. Lernoa adds AI flashcard and course generation, audio narration, and cloud sync out of the box, with no local collection to manage.
Unlimited decks and cards. No subscriptions for individual learners.
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