About
Flashcards you can check before you learn them
Mnema turns your lecture recordings, slides, PDFs and notes into flashcards and quizzes. Before you save a card, it shows the passage it came from and how far to trust it. Then it brings the card back on a spaced repetition schedule until your exam.
What Mnema is
A web app for students who would rather study than make cards. Mnemo, the assistant inside it, asks what you need, writes the cards from your material and shows each one with its passage and its page, slide or rough time for you to approve. Nothing is saved until you do.
On Plus and Pro it also reads photos of your notes, searches the web when you have no notes, and hides the labels on a diagram so you can learn them one at a time.
In study the source comes back: your PDF, slides or Word file opens at the card's sentence, and a lecture plays from about the moment it was said. Decks move in and out of Anki with their schedules.
Who makes it
Mnema is operated by Yevhen Maltsev in Warsaw, Poland. It has been live at mnema.me since September 2026 for invited testers, and it is free during this early access: nothing is on sale yet.
How we keep it honest
- Every fact about another app on our comparison pages links to that app's own pages, with the day it was checked.
- What's new lists the changes a learner can see, week by week.
- Report a problem on an AI card or question while you study or review it. When the fix is out, we tell you.
Talk to us
Write to hello@mnema.me, or find Mnema as mnemaapp on the networks linked at the bottom of every page, and as Mnema-App on GitHub.
Questions
Who makes Mnema?
Yevhen Maltsev, in Warsaw, Poland. Write to hello@mnema.me.
Is Mnema free?
Mnema is free during invite-only early access: nothing is on sale yet.
Make cards you can check
Before you save, each AI card shows its passage and its page, slide, time or web page, says how far to trust it, and says whether a second check found it in the source.
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