GinkgoNotes
The tool for remembering everything you read
GinkgoNotes launched on January 3, 2025 with 6 votes. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
Reading is only half the battle - remembering is key. GinkgoNotes helps you retain important ideas. Build a lifelong knowledge base with minimum effort.
GinkgoNotes uses the FSRS spaced repetition algorithm to help you remember book, podcast, and article notes. Science-backed email & Telegram reviews — pay once, keep forever.
Save the ideas you love, and we’ll send them to you according to your forgetting curve. This helps you reread them at the right time, keeping them fresh in your mind. Spaced repetition is the best proven method to remember new information. That's why we built this app around it. Add anything from the wilderness. Suitable for podcast, book and article notes. We’ll calculate the best review times and send four sessions per note over the next months. Reviewing takes under 5 seconds and will boost your recall up to 90%. You can also hide the answer to practice recall then reveal it. We use the FSRS algorithm (the most accurate in the world). Modified to support fixed number of intervals (4)…from ginkgonotes.com
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