A review shows you one card at a time. Try to recall the answer, reveal it, then rate how well you remembered.
Ratings
| Rating | Use it when |
|---|---|
| Again | You didn’t remember. The card comes back soon. |
| Hard | You remembered, with real effort. |
| Good | You remembered with normal effort. |
| Easy | You remembered instantly. |
Armin schedules the next review with FSRS, which models how quickly you forget each card. Each rating button shows when you would see the card next.
Made a mistake? Undo restores the card to exactly how it was before your last rating.
What each day contains
Each day’s queue holds cards that are due, oldest first, followed by new cards. Two settings under Settings → Learning path limit it, across all your decks:
- New review units per day caps how much new material enters study each day.
- Reviews per day caps the total, new and due together. It’s empty, meaning no limit, by default.
A card that’s already on screen can always be answered, even if a limit is reached mid-session.
Bury
Bury until tomorrow hides every review unit of a card until the start of your next study day. Its schedule doesn’t change, and the card returns on its own. Undo reverses a bury.
Cram
Cram lets you practise a deck outside the schedule, for example before an exam. Cram ratings don’t change any schedule or review history.