GUIDE
Recording (the first round)
Learn how to record a source such as a book or video and the part you want to revisit later. AI-assisted drafting is available here too.
Two ways in
The Capture screen offers manual entry and an AI draft. Either way, what comes out is the same single record.
Manual entry creates a record from the source name, its scope, and the three metrics.
The AI draft takes a pasted note and builds candidate source and learning-item fields from it. It is currently available with CurveMora Plus in the browser.
AI drafts have a daily limit. When you reach it, or when AI is temporarily unavailable, you can switch to manual entry from the same place. Sending the same input again reuses the previous result for 24 hours without spending the allowance.
01 Source
Name the source behind the record. If you have added it before, pick it from the list instead of typing it again.
There are twelve types: book, textbook, workbook, course, lecture, video, article, paper, skill, project, conversation and other. The type can be changed later from the library.
Tags are optional. They drive the filter in the library and the breakdown on the Time tab of Progress.
02 Learning item
Record the name and scope of the part you want to repeat. That is enough to tell you later which part you covered.
The scope can be a chapter, section, page range, exercise range, video timestamps, lesson, concept, skill, or something custom. Pick whichever suits the source.
03 Metrics
Three values, and they are what the first schedule is built from.
| Field | Options | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Confidence | Hard / Unsure / Okay / Got it / Confident | The lower it is, the shorter the first interval. |
| Importance | Low / Somewhat low / Medium / High / Critical | Higher importance wins priority on a crowded day. |
| Time this session | Hours and minutes, picked in one-minute steps or typed after choosing “Type it in” | Feeds the planned time on the agenda and the total time in Progress. |
The date defaults to today. For something you studied earlier, set it to the day it happened — the schedule is then built from that day, so time already passed puts the first repetitions further out.
Splitting out a focus item
If part of a learning item deserves its own frequency, split it out as a focus item. It then carries a schedule separate from its parent.
Use it for the one formula that will not stick, or the words that keep slipping. The whole keeps its own rhythm while the difficult part comes back sooner.
Check the schedule before saving
- Choose “Save and view next repetition”.
- The repetition dates appear, spreading out from today. They are cumulative, so you can read off when each round lands.
- If a date falls badly, move it right there.
- Choose “Confirm and save”.
After saving you can open the library or go straight on to recording another one.
Record your first oneBefore you sign in
While you are using CurveMora without an account, there is a ceiling on what this device holds: 20 sources, 200 records and 1,000 repetitions.
Anything already on the device stays there when you reach the limit. Signing in carries it across, lifts the ceiling, and lets you continue from any device in the same state.
Next: the rounds that follow