Remember what you read.
Without writing a single flashcard.
JorMemo reads what you save, keeps only what’s worth remembering, and brings it back the day before you’d forget.
Free tier · Nothing to write · ~7 minutes a day
Reads the full page, ignores the nav and the newsletter box.
Captures from what you already read
From saved to remembered, in three steps
Capture it
Paste a link, drop a PDF, hold to talk. No title, no tags, no folder.
The agent decides
It reads the whole source and keeps what is distinct, useful and non-redundant.
Review before you forget
Each memory comes back at the edge of forgetting. Seven minutes, then it leaves you alone.
Not a deck builder with AI bolted on
The work you skip is the work that made spaced repetition fail: deciding, writing, organising.
One bar takes anything
Paste a URL, drop a file, record a note, or type a sentence. JorMemo picks the flow — you never choose a format.
Reads the full page, ignores the nav and the newsletter box.
It decides what survives the month
A 186-page book becomes 11 cards, not 400. You see everything it wrote before anything enters review, and dropping one takes a click.
- ✓Reading the source186 pages
- ✓Extracting candidate ideas34 found
- ✓Dropping what you already know12 redundant
- ✓Judging what survives a month11 kept
- ✓Writing cards and schedulingfirst review tonight
“I found 34 potentially useful ideas and kept 11 worth remembering long-term — distinct, useful, and non-redundant.”
Every card points back to its passage
Each card carries the sentence it was written from, and a way back to the page. A claim you can check, not one you have to trust.
Why does asking “would you use this?” produce unreliable answers?
Because it asks for a prediction about the future, and people are generous with hypotheticals. Ask about what they already did instead.
… Opinions are worthless. You’re looking for facts about what they’ve already done. …
Every source, and how well it stuck
Strength per source — strong, learning, new — so you can see what is actually holding without opening anything.
The same method, minus the second job
| What the work is | Flashcard apps | JorMemo |
|---|---|---|
| Deciding what matters | You, while tired | The agent, on the whole source |
| Writing questions and answers | You, card by card | Written for you, editable |
| Organising decks | Folders and subdecks | None |
| Daily load | Whatever the backlog says | A ceiling you set |
| What brings you back | Streaks and guilt | Remembering things |
Start free. Move up when you run out of captures.
- Free study on the web platform
- Weekly updates with new collections
- Join learning community with over 10,000 members
- All features of Free plan
- Create 5 custom collections per month
- Create personalized study lists tailored to your needs
- Automatic spaced repetition reminders for difficult memories
- AI-powered study insights and analytics
- Mobile app support (coming soon)
- Access to exclusive premium member support group
- Free updates to all future premium features
- 5 full-featured Premium accounts
- 1 teacher account with ability to create 1 class and assign memories
- Perfect for small study groups or families
Cancel in one click · Export every memory as plain text or Anki-compatible cards
Before you start
No. Flashcard apps hand you an empty deck. JorMemo takes a source you already care about and returns memories you can review tonight — you only write one yourself if you want to.
Pick one thing you read this week and see what survives the month
Free tier stays free · Nothing to write, ever · Export any time