Cramming the night before
Knowledge crammed in one night disappears right after the exam.
Exam prep
Study what matters and remember it on exam day
Summarise topics into notes, turn key points into cards and let spaced repetition carry you through every stage of revision.
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Too much to learn, too little time
Every exam season is a race against your own memory.
Scattered materials
Notebooks, whiteboard photos and outlines all live in different places.
Not knowing your weak spots
Rereading the whole book instead of focusing on what you keep missing.
Notes
Outlines with formulas, tables and self-tests
Write outlines with math, comparison tables and Q&A blocks that hide the answer. Select a key point to make a card on the spot.
- Math, physics and chemistry formulas render properly
- Q&A blocks hide answers for self-testing
- Embed decks in your outline to read and review together
Cumulative review
One session for the whole term
Combine biology, maths and physics decks into a single review session; drop what you have mastered, add what is missing.
- Review only unknown cards to target weak spots
- Star the questions you keep getting wrong
- Deck progress shows how much is left
Consistency
A little every day beats a lot in one night
The Leitner schedule spreads reviews over many days. Your home page shows your streak and review count so you keep the pace.
- Intervals from 1 to 30 days based on your memory
- Study on your phone anywhere
- Weekly and monthly review charts
Deck ideas
Deck ideas for exam season
Start with what shows up on exams most often.
Maths & physics formulas
Derivatives, integrals, Newton’s laws, Ohm’s law…
Biology — the cell
Organelles and their functions, with diagrams.
History dates
Year — event, reviewed along a timeline.
TOEIC Part 5 grammar
Frequently tested structures with examples.
Frequently asked questions
How early should I start revising?
As early as you can — spaced repetition works best when there are a few weeks for intervals to grow. 15–30 minutes a day beats cramming at the end of term.
Can I write math formulas?
Yes. Both cards and documents support formulas written in LaTeX syntax, for example $x^2 + y^2 = r^2$.
Can I revise several subjects at once?
Yes. Create one review session across subjects, or one per subject — whichever fits your plan.
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