[idearoots]

if you don't want to silo your cards you might consider NeuraCache (https://neuracache.com/, I'm the creator)

[trungdq88]

Just a small feedback: I scrolled through 3/4 of the page and still have no clue what is the product. An integration to other apps? A twitter bot? A separate app like Anki? A website version of Anki?

[hobofan]

How is a proprietary app with no export option (from what I can tell from the website) no infinitely more siloed than something like Anki?

[idearoots]

"no export option" There is no need to export as you can't create content with NeuraCache.

You create cards in markdown or evernote or onenote or roam or ...

NeuraCache serves just as a viewer of flashcards that can be used with many sources.

[hobofan]

Okay, I have to admit that I misunderstood you product, and my original comment was unnecessarily harsh.

If the content stays in the original apps I would highlight that on the landing page, as that's not really obvious (at least to me), and goes counter to how most apps operate.

What about the study progress? To a lot of SRS people study progress is almost as precious as the cards themselves.

[idearoots]

You have 4 algorithms to choose from currently (SM2 is one of them) https://neuracache.com/spaced/ + I am working on SRS editor that will allow you to define your own intervals.

You can quickly access your decks via tags/notebooks etc

[kowlo]

The parent comment has a point, I opened the homepage and searched for the word "data", 0 results found. Perhaps adding something along the lines of "Stay in control of your data with ..." would be a selling point?

[idearoots]

Thanks! I will try to make adjustments to the copy

[thelittleone]

Interesting. Does this also work with the Mac version of MS One Note?

[idearoots]

yes, NeuraCache is a mobile app that can sync with OneNote (no matter how you use it)