Unforgettable App: a spaced-retrieval flashcard app

One person and their own memory. The onboarding puts it in the product's words: create a flashcard whenever you identify something you do not want to forget, then practice daily for as little as 1 minute per day, at a consistent time or place, or set reminders in the app. The screens hold no shared decks and no classes. The person writes their own cards, gives each an importance and an urgency, tags them, and practices alone with a timer.

The whole app, front to back, as the screens show it. A splash, four onboarding cards and a welcome screen; sign up, sign in by email or by phone with a 4-digit code, forgot and reset password, and an allow-location prompt. Home with the General Practice card, Add New Flashcard and the Manage tiles. The practice flow: an intro, the question, the answer with its three ratings, the Edit Time sheet behind a long press, an Additional Info popup that shows a card's saved source link, and a Great Work popup when the timer runs out, with Continue or Finish. New and edit flashcard. Manage Flashcards with search by tag and the All, Active and Inactive filters. Manage Tags, create tag and edit tag with the day-and-time schedule. Profile and edit profile. Settings with Change Password, push and email notification toggles, Walkthrough Mode with five guide buttons, a Default Practice Duration timer, Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, Disclaimer, Contact Us, Suspend Account, Delete Account and Logout. A walkthrough mode of 45 coach-mark overlays across home, new flashcard, question, answer, manage flashcards, manage tags and edit tag, ending in a Great popup with View Again and Done. Beside the app, a landing page: the hero, Why Choose Unforgettable, How It Works with five phone panels, a feature grid, a download band and a footer.

Start General Practice on Home opens the practice intro, then one card at a time on a sky-blue stage: the question, then the answer. Three buttons run across the foot of the answer: Not Yet, 10 hours; Getting It, 2 days; Nailed It, 137 days. A tap rates the recall and sets when the card comes back. A long press opens Edit Time, where the app states its suggested review time, 10 hours, and offers a days stepper to snooze the card or Keep as per Algorithm. The session runs against the default practice duration set on the profile, 03 Min on the screens, and ends with the Great Work popup: your time is up, Continue or Finish.

So that a set of cards can stay out of the way except when the person wants it. The Create Tag form has a Show these flashcards only at certain times checkbox, seven day chips and a start and end time, and the Manage Tags list prints each tag's days and hours under its name. The Activate toggle on the card form is the other half of the same idea: a new card can be written now and kept out of the queue until it is switched on, and Manage Flashcards shows the green or gray pill that says which it is.