Study Memoria: AI Flashcards

Study Memoria turns your lecture slides into flashcards – and plans when to review each one, so it sticks until the exam and beyond. For any subject: law, business, medicine, biology, computer science, languages and more.

From slides to cards in minutes
• Upload your lecture: PDF, PowerPoint or photos and screenshots of slides – up to 20 MB.
• Pick the pages that matter: leave out what you don't need and add a note for the AI, e.g. "exam-relevant" or "definitions only".
• The AI writes the cards: question and cloze cards about the content – including figures and tables – in the language of your document.
• You stay in control: check every card before you learn it – keep, edit, drop or let the AI make it again. Something missing? Add cards for a single page.
• Your own cards: write cards yourself, as many as you like.

Learn the way your memory works
Study Memoria combines the only two learning techniques that received the top rating "high utility" in a major review: spaced repetition and active recall (Dunlosky et al., 2013).
• Active recall: answer from memory first, then check. Type the answer if you like – small typos are recognised.
• 6 phases to long-term memory: a correct answer moves a card up one phase, and it comes back after 3, 10, 30 and 90 days. A mistake sends it back to phase 1 – so you practise exactly what hasn't stuck yet.
• Exam soon? Switch to shorter intervals with one tap – or set your own.
• New cards: memorise them first, then get quizzed right away.
• Always know what's next: cards due today, forecast for the coming days, statistics and a daily reminder. Too many cards on one day? Spread them over the next days.

Backed by research
• A meta-analysis of 317 experiments shows that spaced practice beats cramming, and the best gap grows with how long you want to remember (Cepeda et al., 2006).
• Students learned texts either by rereading or by testing themselves. One week later the testing groups remembered much more – even though rereading looked better at first (Roediger & Karpicke, 2006).
The review intervals are the app's own design choice, inspired by this research. All sources are listed in the app.

Free and Pro
Free: write and learn as many cards as you like, a free AI allowance for your first lectures, statistics.
Pro: far more AI cards every month, 30-day forecast and statistics per card set, no ads.

Start without signing up
Learn right away as a guest. Create a free account (Google, Apple or email) to back up your progress and learn on several devices.

To create the cards, your file is sent to Google's AI (Gemini). The app does not store the file.

Recent changes:
First release: AI turns your slides, notes and photos into flashcards – questions, gap texts and multiple choice. Spaced repetition plans the reviews.