Why you forget what you read (and the fix)
The forgetting curve, spaced repetition and the testing effect — and the three words that save any answer.
The forgetting curve, spaced repetition and the testing effect — and the three words that save any answer.
Your best AI answer is one scroll away from being lost forever.
Reading feels like learning; it isn't. Without retrieval, the forgetting curve wipes most of it within days.
«Spaced repetition», in one line
Review just before you'd forget — each recall pushes the next one further out. Minutes a day, not hours.
When is the best moment to review something?
Reviewing at the edge of forgetting is what makes memory stick — that's the whole trick of spaced repetition.
Three words in your chat, and the answer becomes a course with a quiz on your phone — instead of a lost scroll.
The testing effect
Answering a question strengthens memory more than rereading the answer. That's why the save comes with a quiz.
What you read once, you lose. What returns, you keep.
Paste your own study material and Claude writes the deck on your phone.
With Pablitos, any document — or anything you ask Claude or ChatGPT — becomes training you will actually do, in seconds.
Built from a 2,000-word chat answer worth keeping
Quiz answers, audio and your progress live in the app — where the AI adapts the deck to your own situation.
$12.99 once. Yours forever.
$19.99Launch price.