LearnObit (Beta 2)

A cognitive tool to boost learning

3 followers

A cognitive tool to boost learning

3 followers

A web app that uses spaced repetition, a sophisticated learning algorithm, and a tree-structured note-taking tool. Think Workflowy and Anki combined. It also brings together various learning theories and tricks.

Launch tags:Web App•Productivity•Education

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Started using LearnObit for a couple months and I'm really satisfied, it's space-repetition focus features like shows multiple questions and answers at once (in the same hierarchy according to the algorithm) really shows the difference between LO and other SRS like Anki and RemNote. The learning tricks that provides users to tweak their reviewing process is awesome too.

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5yr ago

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@lightbulb Thanks!!

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5yr ago

I loved it when I first saw your product and I have also sent you a mail from your e-mail id in your software to talk about this product.

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5yr ago

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@dv_fh Thanks! I'll check your mail

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5yr ago

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Hey hunters. For the past three years, I've been working on LearnObit: a tool that helps users learn information as quickly as possible using various learning theories and tricks. When I first started programming, I used Anki and the old tried-and-tested spaced repetition algorithm. It was great for word-pairing (e.g., learning foreign languages), but didn't work for more complex, general topics like Mathematics or Physics. This drawback has led to spaced repetition being overlooked, despite its proven effectiveness in learning and retention. I wanted to unlock this effectiveness for a wider audience — that's why I made LearnObit, a note-taking tool that lets you structure complicated information and learn it as easily as possible using spaced repetition and other learning features. It's been a year since I released it to the public. For a while, people told me they loved the concept but found the interface lacking — yet finally, I think the tool is developed enough to be useful. If you take learning seriously, you need to check it out. Who knows, maybe it could change your life! In the meantime, I'll be here if you have any questions. Thanks for your time and support.

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5yr ago