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Let memory guide your next step.

Explore predicted retention, due cards and memory stability to prioritize your next review.

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Memory curve

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Overall memory curve

Based on 111 cards with valid memory records · Updated 10/06, 04:53

7 days
30 days
90 days
Current predicted retention62.6%
Below target retention95 cards
Due now100 cards
Average memory stability68.8 days
0%25%50%75%100%TodayAfter 8 daysAfter 15 daysAfter 23 daysAfter 30 days
Predicted retentionTarget retention 90.0%Hover over the curve to view daily retention
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FSRS memory curves
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Explore retention over time

Explore overall and per-deck retention across 7, 30 or 90 days.

02

Focus on weaker material

Find priority decks using below-target retention and due-card counts.

03

Understand the prediction

Curves use recorded review data and model estimates under stated assumptions. They do not guarantee recall.

How to get started

  1. Open Conbrie and sign in to your account.
  2. Open the module from the sidebar and choose your materials or study scope.
  3. Follow the interface to configure your workflow, then create, study or inspect your records.
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