Keep your real materials
No transcribing, no rebuilding into cards. Register a book, video, or lecture as it is, and it becomes something you can repeat.
Revisit a memory just before it fades — that gentle rhythm is what makes it last.
HOW IT WORKS
Nothing new to build. Register the books, videos, and workbooks you already use, note what you covered, and CurveMora brings each one back right when it's about to slip.
No transcribing, no rebuilding into cards. Register a book, video, or lecture as it is, and it becomes something you can repeat.
Keep chapters, lessons, or skills as records, then split out the focus points that deserve their own rhythm — details and the whole, on separate schedules.
Busy weeks and breaks reshape the schedule instead of breaking your streak. The memory scheduler rebalances due dates and workload around real life.
THE FORGETTING CURVE
We forget what we learn along a steep curve. But recalling it just as it fades flattens the curve and holds the memory longer. CurveMora computes those moments and spaces repetitions out — today, then 1, 3, 7, 14, 30 days and beyond.
The 19th-century psychologist Ebbinghaus showed that memory fades exponentially over time. Left alone, much of what you learn becomes hard to recall within days.
Widening the gaps between repetitions strengthens memory each time. This spacing effect lets you remember longer with fewer repetitions.
The same rhythm runs quietly behind every record you keep.
IN YOUR DAY
CurveMora moves with the rhythm of your life — showing what to do today, absorbing the days you rest, and staying in sync across every device.
Due repetitions and a time estimate gather into a single daily agenda, so you always know where to start and can focus on just today's share.
Set a break for travel or busy stretches. The plan reshapes itself, so repetitions never pile up all at once.
Sign in and your materials and records stay in sync across devices. Your learning stays inside your account and is never shared without you.
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