Review Schedule Your language learning review schedule, working against the forgetting curve

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How to use this tracker

Two tools work together: a lesson schedule that reminds you when to revisit what you studied, and flashcards for drilling the words themselves. You can use either, or both.

1 · Log a lesson

Finished a Duolingo or Mondly unit? Fill in Log a session with its name and the day you learned it. It's scheduled back to you at +1, +7, +14 and +21 days — the points where memory fades — as a little forgetting curve. Click a dot on the curve (or Reviewed ✓) when you revisit that day; the dot turns green and the curve resets. Reviewing every day builds your streak.

2 · Add flashcards

Open 🗃️ Card · Add card to add a word: the front (the word), the back (its meaning), an optional example, a type, and an optional Category (e.g. Food, Verbs). To add many at once, use Bulk import from CSV — one card per line as Front, Back, Example, Type, Category (last three optional); paste from a spreadsheet or upload a .csv.

3 · Study (the important bit)

Press ▶ Study now for a focused, full-screen review — one card at a time. It's built for the keyboard:

• Space reveal the answer  ·  again to grade it Good
• 1 Again   2 Hard   3 Good   4 Easy
• P hear the word pronounced  ·  Esc exit

Your grade sets when the card returns: Again brings it right back, Easy pushes it far out. Cards you keep getting right stretch further apart (1 → 3 → 8 → 21 … days) and become mastered at 21 days. The ring at the top shows how many of today's due cards you've reviewed.

4 · Find & review your cards

In 🗃️ Cards, filter by category chip, flip the Needs work toggle, or type in the search box. Tap 🔊 on any card to hear it. Open 📊 Stats for cards mastered over time and accuracy per deck.

5 · Your data & backups

Everything is saved on this device in your browser — nothing is uploaded. Use the footer's Export buttons to save your flashcards and lessons & progress as JSON files you can back up or move to another device, and Import to load them back.

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