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Memorix is built around one idea: you forget on a predictable curve, so reviews should land right before you do.
Step 1
Create a subject, then chapters and topics under it — or drop a topic straight into a subject when you do not need chapters. Everything you study hangs off a topic.
Step 2
Save the links you learn from, write notes in markdown, upload PDFs, and build flashcard decks. Paste any of it into the AI tools to get summaries, explanations, quizzes, MCQs or mind maps — and save what it produces back as a note.
Step 3
One click puts a topic on the schedule. Topics you create from the Revise tab are added automatically.
Step 4
Each day you get a queue of what is due. Grade yourself after each one: recall it and the next review moves further out, blank on it and the topic resets to the start.
Step 5
A digest lands in your inbox with the day’s topics and every link you saved for them, so you can start revising from your phone without opening the app.
A topic moves through a series of intervals. The default ladder starts the day you mark it and stretches out as you keep getting it right:
Get one wrong and it drops back to the start — the point is to catch the things you are actually about to lose, not to march everything forward on a timer. You can shorten or replace the ladder entirely from Revise → Calendar.
Pick something you are studying this week. It takes about a minute to set up.
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