RepeatMe
RepeatMe — spaced-repetition flashcards
Create your own decks, browse public materials, and study on a schedule. RepeatMe plans reviews so knowledge has a chance to stick beyond the first session.
Why we build it
Spaced repetition works, but too many tools still put setup in the way: file imports, settings, and a new interface to learn. In RepeatMe, a public deck can be tried from a link first; signing in then saves progress and turns on scheduled reviews.
A RepeatMe card is a reusable piece of knowledge, not just one Q&A screen. It can appear in different study modes, live in shared decks, and improve when learners flag problems.
What guides the product
We focus on active recall, spacing, and clear progress signals. No pressure streaks: the goal is to come back to the right card at the right time, not to maintain a counter.
Team and feedback
RepeatMe is built by a small team. If you spot a card issue, have a product idea, or publish decks for your learners, tell us — it helps us choose what to build next.
Get in touch
Send bugs, ideas, and questions from learners, authors, tutors, or schools. We read everything and reply when we can.
hello@repeatme.coFor a deck-specific issue, include the link so we can check it faster.