Mneme Coming soon

On-device study, coming soon

Remember more of what you study.

Mneme turns dense material into spaced-repetition flashcards with explanations on demand — a focused, private way to review for the bar exam, right on your phone. Not yet available; we're building it now.

What it is

Flashcards that know what you're likely to forget.

Mneme is a study app built around one idea: you learn by recalling, not by re-reading. It breaks a subject into the concepts worth knowing, drills them as spaced-repetition cards, and — when a card doesn't click — gives you a clear, on-demand explanation instead of sending you back to a textbook.

Everything runs on your device. Your review history stays with you, and there's no feed, no clutter — just the next thing you should study.

How it works

Four steps, then it gets out of your way.

  1. Distill the material

    Source material becomes a set of tightly-scoped concepts — the ideas actually worth holding in memory.

  2. Map what depends on what

    Concepts are linked into a prerequisite graph, so foundations come before the ideas that build on them.

  3. Schedule by memory science

    Spaced repetition surfaces each card just before you'd forget it — more time on weak spots, less on what's stuck.

  4. Study anywhere

    Swipe through cards, or go fully hands-free with voice. Ask for an explanation the moment a card trips you up.

Why it's different

Built for focus, and for your phone.

  • Private by default. Study and review history live on your device, not in a cloud profile.
  • Hands-free voice. Review on a walk or a commute without looking at a screen.
  • Explanations in context. Help is tied to the exact card you're stuck on — not a generic search.
  • No bloat. One clear job: get the material into your head and keep it there.

Who it's for

For people studying for the bar — and anyone who studies to remember.

Mneme starts with the bar exam: a large, high-stakes body of material that rewards steady, well-scheduled recall. If you're a candidate or a self-directed learner who wants the material in your head — not just highlighted on a page — it's built for you.