Flashcard & Spaced Repetition app with powerful integrations 💪

Get the most out of your notes 🚀

👉  Study the right way. Ace any exam
👉  Compound long-term what you learn
👉  A gym for your mind with just a few minutes daily
👉  Resurface critical insights from your notes

Current integrations :

✅ Notion
🐘 Evernote
🐦 Twitter
🧭 Roam Research
🟣 OneNote
💪 Obsidian
🧠 Logseq
⬇️ Markdown
👌 Csv

Why NeuraCache?

You read a book or an article and make notes & highlights. In a few weeks, you can't recall anything. Sounds familiar? 

What about the great insights from the book you read last year? In the meantime, your notes stack keeps growing and growing.

What if there were a simple process of taking advantage of your brain's ingrained memory systems to LOCK information into your long-term memory circuits and retain what you read and learn forever?

NeuraCache was born to tackle this problem.

How?

NeuraCache uses two science-backed and battle-tested techniques:
Spaced Repetition and Active Recall (aka Flashcards).

NeuraCache will kick off Spaced Repetition, hands-free for each card from your notes.

When the time comes, NeuraCache algorithms will ask you for an initial review of the note/highlight - "How much do you remember?"

The next step of Spaced Repetition will be determined based on how much you can recall (Adaptive Pattern - based on SuperMemo2). It can be on the same day or even in 6 months. You can always manually re-review the notes yourself from the app. You can also use built-in static patterns like "review in 1, 5, 15, 30, 60 days".

For truly powerful results - instead of just seeing the note - set up an Active Recall question (think of it as a flashcard/Anki for your notes) and try to answer the question before revealing the contents of your note.

The privacy of your notes is essential to us 🤝
We never analyze/read their content. Data is stored only on your phone.

You don't need to sign up. You can start using it right after installation.

❤️🧠

Flashcards in Notion, Evernote, Markdown, Obsidian, Logseq, Roam Research