Recall: a few minutes a day
Qenot brings back each card just before you'd forget it, so a short daily review keeps everything fresh.
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Recall is your daily review. It shows the cards that are about to fade, one at a time, and uses your answers to decide when each comes back: soon if you struggled, much later if it was easy.
Do today's review
Open Recall from the sidebar.
It shows how many cards are due and starts with the first.Answer in your head, then Show answer.
Press Space to reveal it.Grade yourself.
Forgot, Hard, Good or Easy (or 1–4). Each button shows when that answer will bring the card back, like “Good · 7 days”.
Add your own cards
Add fact on the Recall page makes a card from anything: a formula, a definition, a mistake you don't want to repeat. You can also add from a highlighted passage, a quiz item, or a lost question in an exam report.
The bars in a topic's sidebar
Each topic shows how its cards are spread: due in 3 days, 7, 30, 90, or mastered. A topic you know well has most of its cards on the right.
Try it in Qenot
Open RecallCommon questions
Where do Recall cards come from?
Every flashcard you mark and every quiz question you check, anything you add from the reader or a report with Add to Recall, and facts you type in yourself with Add fact.
What if I miss a day?
Nothing breaks. The cards that were due wait for you. Do the most important ones first; the schedule adjusts as you go.
How many cards a day is normal?
Usually 10 to 40, which takes a few minutes. If it's more, add new material more slowly for a few days rather than skipping reviews.
What does "I know this" do?
It tells Recall you've mastered the card, so it stops asking. Use it for things you'll never forget.