One-click capture, anywhere
Browser extension, Kindle sync, PDF upload, or a quick share from your phone. If you can read it, Recallie can remember it. Highlights are parsed, deduplicated, and filed automatically.
Spaced repetition, minus the homework
Highlight anything — articles, books, PDFs, papers — and Recallie resurfaces it at the exact moment you're about to forget it. Five minutes a day. Lifetime retention.
No credit card · Works with your browser, Kindle & PDFs
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Everything, remembered
Capture in one click. Review in minutes. Retain forever. Recallie handles the scheduling so you can get back to learning.
Browser extension, Kindle sync, PDF upload, or a quick share from your phone. If you can read it, Recallie can remember it. Highlights are parsed, deduplicated, and filed automatically.
A daily queue of 10–20 cards, tuned to your personal forgetting curve. Most people finish before their coffee cools.
The state-of-the-art spaced-repetition algorithm models your memory per card — not a one-size-fits-all timer.
Recallie turns passive highlights into active-recall questions. Cloze deletions, Q&A, and "explain it back" prompts — generated, editable, yours.
Reviews arrive with the original passage and source attached, so a half-remembered idea snaps back into focus. Weekly digests weave related highlights from different books into a single thread — that's where the connections happen.
Review on a plane, in the subway, on a mountain. Everything syncs when you're back.
The science
In 1885, Hermann Ebbinghaus measured how fast we forget: most of what we learn is gone within days. Spaced reviews — timed just before you'd forget — flatten the curve. Try it:
After 30 days you retain 16%
Natural forgetting With spaced reviews · dots = review sessions
Loved by learners
"I've read 40 books a year for a decade and could barely tell you what was in them. Six months with Recallie and I'm citing passages in meetings from memory. It's mildly unfair."
"Medical school is a firehose. Recallie's queue told me exactly what to review each morning and my practice scores went up a full letter grade. The algorithm just… knows."
"I was skeptical — another flashcard app. But the AI cards from my Kindle highlights are genuinely good, and five minutes a day is a promise it actually keeps."
Pricing
All plans include unlimited devices, offline review, and the science. Cancel anytime.
$0forever
For dipping a toe in. Surprisingly capable.
Most popular
$8/ month, billed yearly
For serious readers and lifelong learners.
$12/ user / month
Shared knowledge for research teams & classrooms.
FAQ
Anki is a powerful flashcard tool — if you enjoy building and maintaining decks. Recallie starts one step earlier: it captures what you read automatically, turns it into cards with AI, and schedules reviews with the newer FSRS-6 algorithm. You get the retention without the deck-gardening.
For a typical reading habit, yes. The algorithm shows each card right before you'd forget it, so the daily queue stays small — usually 10–20 cards. Read more, and the queue grows, but reviews are designed to fit in a coffee break.
Kindle highlights, PDFs, EPUBs, web articles via the browser extension, Readwise exports, and plain copy-paste. If it's text, we'll take it.
Your library is encrypted at rest, never sold, and never used to train models. AI card generation runs on anonymized snippets, and you can export or delete everything at any time.
Cancel in two clicks — your data stays exportable forever. Yearly plans come with a 30-day, no-questions refund.
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