Students
Memory Coach: remember it for the exam — and after
Memory Coach schedules revision with spaced repetition, so students review each idea just before they’d forget it — for the exam and for keeps. It tracks mastery streaks to build a habit, and gives teachers a class heatmap of what has and hasn’t stuck.
Who it’s for: For students revising for exams and teachers tracking retention.
How it works
Build a deck
Grounded cards are generated for a chapter; the student reviews the ones due today.
Review on schedule
A spaced-repetition scheduler spaces each card so it returns right before it would be forgotten.
Track mastery
Streaks reward consistency, and a class heatmap shows teachers where a concept hasn’t landed.
See it in a real classroom
Her Chapter 6 deck compresses its spaced-repetition schedule to the days remaining. Today: 12 cards. She speaks her self-grades ("easy… again…") and the scheduler adapts. Her teacher’s heatmap shows the whole class is weak on diagram-labelling — Wednesday’s revision period gets re-planned.
Why it matters: Revision that fits the days actually left — and a teacher who reteaches the right thing.
Who uses it, and for what
Students: Decks generated from the textbook; streaks that reward showing up.
Teachers: A class mastery heatmap that plans the revision period for you.
What makes it different
Spaced repetition
A proven scheduling method times reviews for durable memory instead of cramming that fades.
Mastery streaks
Streaks turn revision into a daily habit rather than a night-before panic.
Class heatmap
Teachers see, per concept, who has mastered it and who needs another pass.
Questions schools ask
How is this better than re-reading notes?
Spaced repetition schedules each idea for review at the point of near-forgetting, which research shows produces far more durable recall than re-reading.
Can teachers see class progress?
Yes. A concept-mastery heatmap rolls up the class by student, so teachers can target reteaching where retention is weakest.
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Edvation · Updated July 2026