Paste your notes
Start from a topic, your notes, a chapter. The AI suggests useful cards, never a dump. Or write them yourself: the AI is never required.
Active recall · Spaced repetition
Memnos turns your notes into flashcards, makes you answer before you see the solution, then schedules every review at the right moment.
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Spaced repetition, in 3 ideas
Test yourself instead of rereading.
Space out reviews at the right moment.
Remember for much longer.
Memnos automates the right moment with FSRS, the open-source reference algorithm for spaced memorization: the method used by language learners, med students and researchers.
The method
Two simple, robust principles: test yourself instead of rereading, and space out reviews to remember longer.
Start from a topic, your notes, a chapter. The AI suggests useful cards, never a dump. Or write them yourself: the AI is never required.
You stay in control: every card can be edited or deleted. Nothing gets in without your approval.
FSRS schedules when to see each card again. You keep the rhythm, the rest takes care of itself.
The app, for real



"At sunrise, the Colossus of Memnon would start to sing. Throughout Antiquity, people made the journey to hear it greet the dawn."
Memnos carries this name for the ritual, not the legend: memory is built at the morning rendezvous. A few minutes of recall at the right moment beat a night of rereading, and your progress shows day after day.
Who it's for
Profile 01
You're learning a language, a course, a new trade. Serious flashcard apps always felt austere, technical, made for someone else.
Memnos suggests useful cards from your very first topic. You approve, you review, you remember.
Profile 02
Medicine, law, competitive exams, continuing education, professional certification. The volume to memorize keeps growing, and your time doesn't.
FSRS schedules every review at the right moment. You see what needs reviewing today, nothing more, nothing less.
Your profile isn't quite there? Memnos works for anything you can memorize with cards: vocabulary, definitions, formulas, dates, procedures. If you can phrase it as question/answer, you can remember it.
Why Memnos
Memnos takes memorization seriously without asking for an evening of setup. We anticipated the questions you're already asking.
No: no plugins, no obscure settings, no manual to read. You paste your notes, approve your cards, review. Two minutes after arriving, your first session is running. And under the hood, it's FSRS, the reference algorithm for spaced repetition.
The AI suggests the number of cards you ask for, from 1 to 20, and every card can be edited or deleted before it enters your reviews. Nothing slips in without your approval: you remain the author. And if you'd rather write your cards yourself, the AI is entirely optional.
JSON export available anytime, without a subscription, without asking why. If Memnos shuts down or stops suiting you, your cards follow you elsewhere.
No mascot, no fake rewards, no compulsive notifications. Memnos shows your progress (what you master, your consistency) and stops there. If you're away, your streak pauses: it never punishes you. Motivation comes from what you remember.
Frequently asked questions
Memnos is free today, and a free plan will always exist: reviewing and exporting your cards will never be blocked. An optional Pro subscription will arrive later to cover AI and hosting, at a deliberately low price, announced clearly and in advance.
If your current tool works for you, keep it, sincerely. Memnos is for those who want the same scientific rigor (the FSRS algorithm) without spending hours on configuration: you start in two minutes, and your cards stay exportable at all times.
Your cards remain yours. Hosted in Europe, JSON export available anytime. You can try guest mode without creating an account: nothing is sent to a server until you sign in.
Free Spaced Repetition Scheduler. An open-source algorithm that decides when to re-test you on each card, based on your previous answers. It's the method recommended today by the most demanding spaced repetition communities, not something we invented.
The web, on PC and Mac, in any recent browser. A mobile version is planned later, once the web experience is mature.
Yes. Export your deck from Anki as a .apkg file, then drop it into Memnos (New card → Import). It's free up to 500 imported cards, and just needs a free account.
Another question? Write to us, we always reply.
Pricing
The free plan stays free, during the beta and after. Here is what it includes, and the commitments we're making for what comes next.
0 €now and after
The essentials of Memnos, no credit card. And these features will never become paid.
You create your account during the beta? The future Pro subscription will be free for you for 3 months at launch.
— €announced before the beta ends
The price isn't set, but the commitments already are:
Using Memnos during the beta? You'll be warned well before anything becomes paid.
No account required. No credit card. If Memnos proves useful, you can save your work afterwards.