Nchèta

You forget 70% of what you learn within 24 hours. Nchéta fixes that.

Nchéta (n·CHEH·tah — Igbo for "to remember") turns any content into flashcards, quizzes, and summaries, then schedules reviews at the perfect moment so you actually remember what you study.

HOW IT WORKS

Capture anything. Paste text, upload PDFs, scan textbook pages with your camera, or dictate voice notes.

Generate instantly. AI creates flashcards, multiple-choice questions, and concise summaries — extracting key concepts from your content automatically.

Review at the right time. The FSRS spaced repetition algorithm schedules daily reviews right before each memory fades. Rate each card and the system adapts to how your brain works.

Master deeply. Adaptive difficulty generates harder questions as you improve, progressing through Bloom's taxonomy levels. If you can't teach it back in your own words, you don't truly know it.

WHAT MAKES NCHETA DIFFERENT

▸ Spaced repetition scheduling — not just flashcards, but flashcards that know when you're about to forget

▸ Mixed review sessions — flashcards and quiz questions interleave for varied practice, with source-linked explanations when you get something wrong

▸ Study analytics — activity heatmaps, weekly stats, concept mastery tracking, and a "needs attention" section showing your weakest cards

▸ Exam Mode — teachers create timed exams, share a code, students scan to join, results flow back with per-question analysis. Free for students, always.

▸ Adaptive difficulty — questions get harder as you improve, using Bloom's taxonomy progression

▸ Multiple input methods — text, PDFs, camera OCR, and voice dictation

▸ Focus-first design — monochrome interface minimizes distraction during study sessions

PREMIUM

Unlock unlimited AI generations, higher quality models, voice input, cloud sync, full analytics, unlimited exam creation, and priority processing. Free tier includes daily generations, full spaced repetition, and local storage.

Nchéta is an Igbo word meaning "to remember." We named it this because the app exists to solve one problem: the gap between reading something and actually remembering it.

Stop reading and forgetting. Start remembering.