The same day, then 1, 3, 7, 14 and 28 days later: each reminder lands just before you forget.
// The AI study app
Thoth turns your notes into summary sheets, flashcards and quizzes, then brings them back just before you'd forget them.
Start for freeFree to start · no card needed
For high school and university.
// The idea
Fewer hours rereading. More of it sticks.
The same day, then 1, 3, 7, 14 and 28 days later: each reminder lands just before you forget.
Three tools, three jobs. Reread, remember, apply.
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credits to review, no matter what.
Ask in the middle of a review. One credit per message.
Testing yourself fixes a memory far better than rereading.
// The testing effect · Roediger & Karpicke, 2006
A PDF, a photo of the board, a web page, a recording of the lesson or pasted text. If your PDF already contains its text, it's read on your device and nothing is sent.
A language model reads all of it, not a summary or a page address. If there's something it couldn't read, it tells you.
One card for each idea you need to be able to explain, a structured summary sheet, a quiz to apply it. Formulas are set properly, diagrams are drawn.
Each answer you rate moves the next review: D+1, D+3, D+7, D+14, D+28, or the SM-2 algorithm, which adapts to each card.
// What you remember
It all starts from your class, in your teacher's order and your teacher's words. That's what will be on the test.
From scattered notes to an orderly memory, and all you do is import them.
0:30Current card · Where does photosynthesis take place?
Why is it called the "dark phase"? Does it happen at night?
No, that's a classic trap. It's called that because it doesn't use light directly. It mostly runs during the day, on what the light phase supplies:
// The coach
It opens on top of your review, so you never leave it, and starts from what's on your screen.
The card, quiz or sheet on screen is part of the question.
An exercise, a diagram from the board, a textbook page.
High school or university, it adjusts its explanations to what you've told it about yourself.
Three languages, one app.
// Features
Your class, structured, with its definitions, formulas and diagrams.
One card for each idea you need to be able to explain. Examples go on the back, to help it make sense.
Multiple-choice questions and exercises to apply it, with explained answers.
Fixed intervals from D+1 to D+28, or the SM-2 algorithm, which adapts to each card.
Join your class with a code: shared decks, a discussion feed, photos of the board.
Your review schedule, and the days left before the exam.
// Why "Thoth"
Rereading feels like knowing. Searching for the answer in your head, even if you get it wrong, fixes the memory far more firmly.
Going over an idea just before you forget it takes less effort, and lasts longer, than ten rereads the night before.
It all starts from what your teacher taught, in their words and their order.
As long as you have credits left, nothing stops you. And reviewing never costs any.
Start for free. Upgrade when Thoth is really helping you. Cancel anytime.
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// Frequently asked questions
Another question? The app's help centre has the answers, and you can write to us from there too.
Open helpYes, to start with. The Free plan needs no card: 600 credits every month, up to 5 courses and unlimited reviews. The Essential and Intensive plans add credits to transform more chapters.
Import your notes into Thoth: a PDF, a photo of the board, a web page, a recording of the lesson or pasted text. It builds a summary sheet, flashcards and a quiz from your own material. All that's left is to review.
It means going over an idea just before you forget it, at longer and longer intervals: the same day, then 1, 3, 7, 14 and 28 days later. Each reminder strengthens the memory and takes less effort than ten rereads the night before.
Any subject you learn in class: sciences, languages, history, law, medicine, economics. Formulas and diagrams are handled.
No. Credits only pay for what the AI produces: cards, summary sheets, quizzes, coach replies. Reviewing, writing a card by hand or browsing your library costs nothing.
Yes. Only you can see them, except what you choose to share in a class. You can export or erase everything from the settings.
Yes. You cancel your subscription from the settings, and it stays active until the end of the period you've already paid for.
Thoth works in your phone's browser and can be added to your home screen. An iPhone app is on the way.