How CurveMora thinks

Forgetting is the starting point

Recall generally becomes harder as time passes.

But recalling something just as it fades flattens that curve and holds the memory longer. Widening the gap a little each time strengthens it further, so you remember for longer with fewer rounds.

CurveMora calculates the next timing from each record’s state and repetition result. Difficult recall brings the next repetition closer; successful recall allows a longer interval.

Use the materials you already have

Books, videos, lectures, and useful material from AI conversations can stay as they are and become part of the repetition flow. CurveMora records the name and scope you need to return to them later.

What you add is a single line: which part of which source you worked on. The recalling itself happens in the source, by opening it again. CurveMora is responsible only for deciding when you open it.

Source → record → repetition

What you add sits in three layers: the source behind the record, the part of it you want to repeat, and the repetitions that are the individual rounds of recalling that record.

A record is created by its first round, and every later round hangs beneath it. Open the history on an item and the bottom entry is the initial registration, with the first round, second round and so on stacked above it. Every entry carries the same three values — confidence, importance and time spent — including the initial one. Adding and repeating are the first and later rounds of one act.

A record can be divided further. The learning item is the main part, a focus item is a piece you want to repeat on its own rhythm, and a child item breaks it down again — useful when the details and the whole deserve separate schedules.

A scheduled date is not fixed

The next date comes from that record's memory stability and the retention you are aiming for. A round you could not recall shortens the interval; one that came easily extends it.

Dates keep moving afterwards. Set a break for travel or a busy stretch and the plan gathers around it; a day that becomes too crowded is spread across nearby days within the range each repetition allows. The point is that a habit you have built does not break because life got in the way.

After saving a repetition, open “Why this date” to see each rule that applied, one line at a time.