Memora

The right card, at the right time. An SM-2-style scheduler tracks an ease factor and interval for every card. Rate a card Again, Hard, Good or Easy and Memora reschedules it — failed cards resurface immediately, mastered ones drift weeks into the future.

Type it out, get a hint. Cards can ask for a typed answer instead of a self-grade. When Apple Intelligence is available on device, a small language model reads your attempt and replies with one short, encouraging line of feedback — entirely on the phone.

More than text on a card. Cards carry rich text — bold, italic and inline images stored as RTFD — alongside full-image cards and attached PDFs. Plain text stays the fallback, so import, export and iCloud all keep working.

Know what you know. Every card moves through three mastery states — unseen, in review and mastered — surfaced as rings and bars across topics and subjects, so a glance tells you how far a deck has come.

Built to keep you coming back. A progress dashboard pulls it together: a study streak, a GitHub-style activity heatmap and a forecast of how many cards fall due in the days ahead — the gentle pressure that turns studying into a habit.

An infinite canvas per subject. Each subject opens onto its own Memora Board — a pan-and-zoom dot-grid canvas for mapping a topic out spatially when a linear deck of cards isn't enough.

Scribble becomes shape. Draw with Apple Pencil or a finger and a conservative recogniser turns confident closed strokes into clean rectangles, ellipses and lines — while anything ambiguous is kept exactly as you drew it.

Smart arrows that follow. Connect any two items and the arrow re-anchors to the nearest edge as you move them around, so relationships between ideas stay legible no matter how the board is rearranged.

Notes, grouped and snapped. Liquid-glass sticky notes, ink, images and shapes snap to a grid and to each other, can be lassoed with a marquee, grouped, and exported — a full lightweight whiteboard, not just a sketchpad.

Your whole library, on every device. SwiftData over CloudKit keeps subjects, cards and boards in sync across iPhone and iPad. A sync monitor watches the connection, and everything is designed to keep working offline first.

It meets you on the Home Screen. Study reminders, a Home Screen widget and a Live Activity in the Dynamic Island keep what's due in view — so a session is one tap away without ever opening the app first.

Yours to take with you. Decks import and export as plain text, so your cards are never locked in — handy for moving an existing set into Memora or backing one up outside it.