Recalling Map

Memorization requires a direction, not a skill.
“Recalling Map” is like a Map that gives you direction for your rote learning
with Active Recall method.
Optimal memorization can be achieved by studying with a "Recalling Map " when memorizing textbooks, vocabulary books, glossaries and so on.

Have you ever had trouble with memorization like, 
"I studied but forgot it after a while",
“I learned the textbook to the end and I hadn't remembered it at all",
"I don't know where to review," or "I've lost so much time memorizing that I don't have time to do workbook "?
These are not because of your poor memory, but because people are by nature designed to forget naturally if they don't review. However, if you review the right parts at the right time and at the appropriate site, the retention rate improves.
“Recalling Map” shows you where and when to review based on the forgetting curve of your memory, so you can learn by rote in the shortest and most efficient way possible.

Use the "Recalling Map" together with your textbook, vocabulary book, or workbook to start learning.
Tap the '+' button to enter the title of the textbook, and then divide the textbook into chapters by yourself. When you add text, you don't need to think about where and when to review. "Recalling Map" will show you the chapters you need to study or review.

For example, if you register a Spanish vocabulary book that can be divided into 40 chapters, and do the exercises shown on “Recalling Map” one by one a day, you can review all the chapters six times in just two months. “Recalling Map” makes it possible to improve the retention of your memory through optimized rote learning.

“Recalling Map” was created based on the principle that memorization, like a Map, requires direction, not skill.
Repeated review is the key to memorization. Use the "Recalling Map" to review at the right time and form a long-term memory.