How am I just learning about spaced repetition? Funny how we’re never really taught how to learn—at least not in a structured, repeatable way. In case you’re new to spaced repetition: it’s like smart flashcards that show up right before you're about to forget them. Over time, this spacing helps lock things into long-term memory. Med students and language learners alike use and recommend it. I explored the tools out there, and while Anki (https://ankiweb.net/) is the default (and rightfully beloved), I was struck by how much setup it takes just to get started: deck settings, card limits, review thresholds... etc. So I'm building Cadence—🧘‍♂️ No settings. No complexity. Just flow. Still early days, but I’m excited to share it. Would love feedback, thoughts, and ideas — especially if you’re interested in things like local storage, image upload, native apps, or collaboration down the line.

Cadence

A fresh take on Anki—spaced repetition, without the clutter

A fresh take on Anki—spaced repetition, without the clutter