Active Recall Note Quizzer
Turns your notes into questions so review becomes self-testing
- Problem
- A user found their notes accurate and tidy but entirely passive—only statements, no way to test themselves, so review meant rereading. Manually rewriting every heading as a question took significant time. Others struggle with productivity systems where reminders get ignored and need a more active way to internalize knowledge.
- Solution
- A note enhancement tool that automatically analyzes your notes (Markdown, Notion, Obsidian, etc.), rewrites statements into test questions next to each heading, and supports spaced repetition to adjust question frequency based on recall, enabling active learning.
- Users
- Students, lifelong learners, and professionals who need frequent knowledge review.
- MVP
- Import Markdown or plain text notes; use LLM to auto-rewrite headings and key paragraphs into questions; support embedding question markers in notes; provide a daily Q&A review interface; local storage for privacy.
- Revenue
- One-time purchase of $15–20, or freemium with a $5/month advanced tier.
- Why now
- LLMs make it possible to auto-generate high-quality questions, personal knowledge management users are growing fast, and indie developers can lightly integrate with many note formats.