Spaced repetition, rebuiltYou forget.
It catches you.
Review straight from the real page - a book, a link, a photo. Blank on something and it's back in rotation before you close the tab.
The everyday loop.
Paste a list, drop in images, or link straight to the page you're reading. No forms, no fuss.
A few minutes a day, scheduled by FSRS-6 - the same class of model researchers use for real memory.
Blank on something? It's offered right back to you, on the spot - the deck fixes itself.
"You highlight half a book, then never see those highlights again."
The problem with every note-taking app that isn't built to bring things back.
Not another deck to maintain.
Cards can prompt straight from a book, page, or link - not just typed text.
A quiet, growing plant - it fades on a skipped day, never resets to zero.
Blank on a card and it's offered right back to you, on the spot.
Books. Web pages. Photos.
Notes you scribbled yesterday.
Review, without the guilt.
No confetti when you finish. No shame when you skip a day. Your streak is a small plant that grows when you show up - and just quietly fades, never resets to zero, when you don't.
The app teaches itself.
A short survey, a couple of starter decks, a guided walkthrough on the actual app - not a manual. You're reviewing real material within minutes.
Questions, answered.
Cirello is a spaced-repetition app. It schedules review of anything you want to remember - words, facts, book highlights, ideas - so it resurfaces right before you'd normally forget it.
FSRS-6 is the scheduling model behind every review - the same class of model researchers use to model real memory, not a fixed interval table. Its parameters are retrained nightly rather than set once and left alone.
No. Paste a list to bulk-add cards with duplicate detection, or point a card at a real source - a book, a website, an image - instead of typing everything out by hand. You still organize your library into folders, capture is just faster.
It's offered right back to you on the spot, in the same session, instead of waiting for the next scheduled review - the deck repairs itself as you go.
A few minutes. FSRS-6 only resurfaces what's actually due that day - not your whole library at once.
Web today. iOS and Android apps are in progress.
No. The beta is completely free to use, no card required. Further down the road we plan to introduce a subscription to keep the project sustainable long-term - with benefits for early beta users who joined before that.
The app is fully translated into English and Ukrainian today, with more languages planned.