The science of remembering
Most study tools hand you a summary to reread. MeetIT does what the research actually says works — and ties it to the lecture you recorded.
Retrieval practice
Decades of research on the testing effect (Roediger & Karpicke, and many since) show that retrieving an answer from memory builds far stronger, longer-lasting recall than re-reading ever does. That’s why MeetIT’s Study space leads with “Test yourself” — quizzes and flashcards — instead of a tidy summary to skim. The small effort of recalling is the part that makes it stick.
Spaced repetition, done properly
MeetIT ships FSRS-4.5, the same modern spaced-repetition algorithm family behind today’s Anki. Each time you grade a card Again, Hard, Good or Easy, it predicts when you’re about to forget and schedules the next review for exactly then — riding the forgetting curve instead of fighting it. One “Study now” button covers the whole course folder, so your daily review is a single queue, not a chore per deck.
One memory model
Quizzes and flashcards aren’t separate worlds. Get a quiz item wrong and the matching flashcard is pulled back toward the front of your schedule automatically. Everything you do to test yourself feeds one model of what you know — and what’s starting to slip.
Provenance
Every concept, flashcard and quiz question links straight back to the exact moment in the lecture recording it came from. Got something wrong? Jump to the ten seconds where your lecturer actually explained it — in their words, with their example. No other flashcard app can replay your professor, because no other app built the cards from your lecture. (MeetIT keeps your raw recordings by default; deletes go to the system trash.)
Private by default
Transcription and AI run on-device. Your recordings, notes and cards live in files you own — no account, no upload, no AI company training on your classes. Privacy isn’t a setting here; it’s the architecture.
Honest progress
No streaks for streaks’ sake, no time-spent vanity stats. MeetIT’s progress is about what you actually know: what’s due, what’s fading, and your quiz mastery per concept across the whole course. The dashboard answers one question — “where am I in this course, really?”
Record the lecture, let MeetIT build the notes and cards, and let the science do the rest.