Library and record detail

The list of sources

The library is a card per source. Each card shows its type, its tags, how many records hang off it, up to four of those records, and its stage. The stage bar shows how many of its records are Just started, Settling or Long-term; beside it are the rounds planned for the next 30 days and how many records are late.

Every record row carries its round count so far and its next due date, which is where you see what is moving and what has stalled.

The search field at the top filters by name, and if you use tags, you can filter by those too.

When signed in to the native app, tap a tag above the list to show only sources with that tag. You can combine it with search and the paused filter. Tap “All” to clear just the tag filter.

Fixing a source

The edit icon on a card opens an editor where you can change its name and type. Picking the wrong type when you added it is not permanent.

“Interval pace” in the same editor sets Standard, Frequent or Relaxed for this source’s records only — Frequent for a vocabulary deck, say, and Relaxed for a book of ideas. “Follow settings” uses the Interval pace in settings. A source with its own pace shows the pace’s name beside its type on the card. Current due dates stay as they are, and each record takes the new pace from its next round. Tick “Apply to current due dates too” before saving to re-date this source’s current rounds as well; how many move is shown first.

“Archive” in the same editor archives the source. It asks you to confirm first, so it cannot happen by accident.

What a record's detail page does

Choosing a record's name opens its detail page. It is the screen you repeat from, but it does more than that.

• Edit the title — rewrite the name or scope.
• Adjust the next date — move the plan by hand.
• Focus items — anything split out of this record.
• Memory state — stage, next interval, difficulty and lapses.
• Archive — take this record out of the lists.

Archiving and deleting

Archiving takes something out of the lists without throwing it away. Archive a finished book, or a record you will not touch for a while, and both the library and the agenda hold only what you are actually working on.

Archived things live under Archive in the library and can be restored at any time: choose “Restore” on a row, confirm, and the schedule and history come back intact.