Frequently asked questions

No. Memset is a spaced repetition planner. You keep learning from your notebooks, books, decks or courses — Memset only tracks what to revisit and when.

Anything you study from — textbooks, lecture notes, video courses, flashcard decks, a single page from a notebook. A Memset is a lightweight pointer; you don't need to re-type or rebuild your content inside the app.

Items go overdue, your streak may interrupt, and you can recover without the whole schedule collapsing. One bad day shouldn't mean a week of backlog.

Each Memset has a Strategy — Standard, Fibonacci, Weekly, Triplet, or a custom rhythm you define — that drives the interval pattern. Categories then cap how many items of one kind can land on the same day, so daily load stays realistic.

Yes. Memset is built for long-term retention, so it suits MCAT, LSAT, USMLE, GRE, IELTS, A-levels, university coursework and similar high-volume exams where you need material to stick for months, not days.

Anki and Quizlet are flashcard tools — you type cards into them and they own your content. Memset is a planner that sits on top of whatever you already use. Keep your existing books, decks and notes; let Memset schedule when you revisit them.

Yes — up to 3 Memsets, 3 Categories and 1 custom Strategy. The Unlimited plan removes those caps with monthly and annual options (the annual plan includes a free trial).

The app and this website ship in English, Spanish, Ukrainian, Japanese, and several European locales — with more rolling out. The list of localised store regions is the same as the App Store listing.