StudyMapp: Revise Notes & PDFs

Spaced repetition studying without making a single flashcard. Import or scan your notes, and practice recalling what's important with a schedule designed for your memory.

StudyMapp schedules revision for your notes, on your priority schedule, such that they are statistically in guaranteed to be in your long term memory.

HOW IT WORKS

Import notes from your favorite notes app, or scan them, or bring in PDFs. Give it a title and file it in a folder. Notes work best when each one covers a single topic. Then, drag tiles over the parts you want to be tested on. Don't cover parts of your notes that you need as context. When the note is due, rewrite it from memory and lift a tile whenever you get stuck. Retrieving and recalling something is what makes it stick, rereading it does not. Then rate each page Forgot, Hard, Good, or Easy, based on your recall. StudyMapp models when to show you that note next, so notes you've mastered come back in weeks and pages you struggle with come back in days.

YOUR NOTES, NOT FLASHCARDS

Turning notes into flashcards is too much work. In StudyMapp, your notes are the study material. Cover the parts that matter and test yourself on the pages you already wrote.

NO DATA COLLECTED

StudyMapp doesn't collect any data. Notes live on your device and in your own private iCloud storage. There is no StudyMapp server holding your pages. Your notes are never read, never processed, and never used to train anything. You don't even need to make an account.

A KNOWLEDGE ALBUM, NOT A SEMESTER

What you learn shouldn't expire once the exam is over. Knowledge should compound and every term should build on the last. Subjects you have finished can be retired to a longer revision gap so they resurface only occasionally instead of competing with new material.

ON IPAD

StudyMapp lets you open a sheet of paper beside your notes, and test your recall by rewriting notes with Apple Pencil.

AND MORE...

Folders. A share sheet. Reminders and notifications. iCloud sync across your devices.