“I knew that when I saw it.”
Paris is the capital of…France
The answer stays visible. It feels familiar.A memory system for what matters
Learn it once.
Keep it with you.
Recallary schedules short reviews for the moments when retrieving something will make the memory stronger.
Monday · focus mode
Bring knowledge back
into active memory.
12day streak840total XP
64%7 / 11
Your daily arc
Today — 11 precise
retrievals
5 due · 2 weak · up to 4 new · about 8 minutes
ACTIVE
RECALL
RECALL
Recall accuracy86%
Recognition91%
Vocabulary mastery68%
Private by defaultShort daily sessionsAdaptive review timing
The problem isn’t learning
Knowledge fades quietly.
You can understand something perfectly today and still lose access to it later. Recallary decides when it needs to come back.
- LearnA clear idea
- UnderstandIt makes sense
- Stop seeing itTime passes
- ForgetThe trace fades
Recallary brings it back before the thread is lost.
Timing, not repetition
Review when it helps.
Recallary estimates how available each memory is. Weak memories return sooner. Strong ones can wait.
Powered by the Free Spaced Repetition Scheduler FSRS.
One memory · adaptive schedulebonjour → hello
stability 26dAgain10 min
Good1 day
Good4 days
Easy12 days
Later26 days
NowTime between useful reviews expands
01
Answer naturally. Tell Recallary whether retrieval felt hard or easy.
02
The next interval adjusts. Every answer reshapes that memory’s schedule.
03
Your schedule becomes yours. Useful reviews spread out as knowledge stabilizes.
Why active recall works
Recognition ≠ recall.
“I brought it back myself.”
What is the capital of France?Paris
Retrieval makes the memory easier to reach again.The system in practice
Your knowledge,
kept in motion.
From a focused daily queue to the detail behind every memory, each view answers one question: what deserves attention now?
Daily session
One queue. The right mix.
Due reviews, weak knowledge, and a measured amount of new material—already prioritized.
Today’s session8–12 min
Due reviews6
Weak knowledge2
New material4
12 precise retrievals
Vocabulary
Words keep their history.
Add, organize, and practise without resetting what Recallary has learned about your memory.
Grammar lab2 of 6
Si j’avais plus de temps, je davantage.
liraislirailisais
Grammar
Rules return in context.
Retrieve the form inside a real sentence, where knowing it actually matters.
Sets + progress
Structure what you know. See what holds.
French B2HistoryDesign systems
Stable72%
Learning21%
Needs work7%
A few minutes today
Recallary decides what deserves your attention.
No giant backlog to negotiate. Open today’s session, retrieve what is useful, then leave.
Open today’s sessionToday8 minutes
4 minDue2 minWeak2 minNew
12 retrievalsThen you’re done.
Keep what you learn
What you learn shouldn’t
disappear a week later.
Build a calm daily practice around the knowledge you want to keep.