Recallity
Find your knowledge gaps, then drill them with real recall
What it does
Recallity is an AI spaced-repetition app for students cramming for exams. Upload any material (files, photo or from your computer/laptop), brain-dump what you already remember, and Recallity maps your knowledge gaps concept by concept, then drills only those with real recall in your own words. Exam Mode compresses your review schedule to your exam date and shows if you're on track. Every card links to the exact source passage, so you can verify it. Free to start on iPhone.
An AI spaced-repetition app that reads your own notes and slides, finds what you don’t know yet, and drills only those gaps before your exam date.
Recallity finds your knowledge gaps and drills them with real recall — on a countdown to your exam date, not multiple choice. No busywork making cards. No re-quizzing what you already nailed. Just the stuff that’ll actually cost you marks. Multiple choice tests recognition. Recallity makes you produce the answer — the way an exam will. Type everything you remember about the topic. This is how Recallity learns what’s already in your head. It compares your dump against your source material and shows exactly what’s solid, shaky, or missing — concept by concept. You answer in your own words — fill-in-the-blank and free recall, graded by AI. Recognition is easy; production is what sticks. Tell…from recallity.app
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