A quiz that interrupts you.
Small questions, at random, on the machine you already sit at. Twenty seconds, then back to work.
Windows 10+ and macOS 13+. No account needed. Installing →
How it works
Install it once.
It does the rest.
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Pick a deck
Capitals, flags, piano keys, your own notes. From the marketplace or a file.
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Set a rhythm
Every twenty minutes, or twice a day, inside the hours you choose.
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Answer, or skip
One question in the corner of the screen. Twenty seconds. Then it is gone.
The moment
It asks.
You answer.
Twenty seconds.
It waits for the hours you set. It never asks the same thing twice in a row. It remembers what you got wrong.
Questions
Four ways to ask.
Four of the eight kinds of question, each as the app shows it. A deck can mix any of them, and the app asks the kind you get wrong more often.
AMultiple choice
Pick one, then confirm it — or change your mind. The keys A to D pick too.
AaType the answer
Spelling is forgiven. Austria never becomes Australia.
◎Point on a map
Click the country on a real map. Real borders, so it tells England from Scotland.
♩Play it
A note on a three-octave keyboard, and every key sounds. A question can play one too.
Marketplace
Ready-made decks.
Free. Reviewed by hand. Every question is on the page before you install.
Free to keep, or £2.99 a month.
The free plan is not a trial. It does not run out, and nothing you have made stops working.
Free
£0
- Three decks
- Questions you type the answer to, pick from a list, or flip like a card
- Questions made of pictures — a deck of flags, say
- Bring decks in and take them out again, Anki decks included
- Every free deck in the marketplace
Pro
£2.99/month
- As many decks as you like
- Questions made of sound, a world map or a piano keyboard
- AI features: long written answers read and marked for you, and questions written from notes you paste in