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In Telegram: text, photo, or video is the question. Add an answer now or later — the bot hides it behind a spoiler. On the site you can create cards the same way after sign-in.
Spaced repetition
Ebbinghaus
Cards that come back until you remember them. Telegram and VK for reminders, the site for decks and imports. Intervals grow along the forgetting curve — until it sticks. Paper decks work too.
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The curve
Without review, memory drops fast. Spaced reminders pull it back — and it stays.
How it’s built
In Telegram: text, photo, or video is the question. Add an answer now or later — the bot hides it behind a spoiler. On the site you can create cards the same way after sign-in.
Timezone and active hours live in the bot. Pause the whole account or a single card. After the first pass, intervals follow the curve: 20 minutes, a day, two, four…
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Upload a CSV or TSV of questions and answers. Pick the gap between first reminders (15 minutes, an hour, three hours, or a day) so the deck does not land all at once. Markdown like `code` and **bold** is kept.
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Sign in with Telegram or VK to manage the deck from a computer: create, edit, pause or delete many cards at once. Switch messenger decks and move selected cards between them. Reminders still arrive in the messenger.
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You don’t have to digitize every card. A reminder like “Spanish verbs” is enough — when the bot writes, pick up the paper deck and go through it.
Public deck links work the same way in every messenger: open on the site or paste into the bot. Use /site in the bot for a one-tap login link.
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