Study what matters, right up to exam day.
Drop your courses, set the exam date and the grade you are aiming for. Micabo writes the sheet, pulls the cards, lays out a day-by-day plan and questions you until the test.
Good morning, Lea
Monday, September 21 · 9 days in a row
Today
40cards planned · about 20 min
- The water cyclefor Biology test16 cards · 8 min
- Heat transferfor Thermodynamics midterm24 cards · 12 min
- Mock exam · Biology test20 questions · 25 minSit a mock
Next exam
Biology test
78 %today
target: 85 %
Then
- Thermodynamics midterm64 % learnedJ-12
- History mock exam41 % learnedJ-26
This is the app, not a mockup. The tabs click, the card flips.
The cards
Flip one.
Four formats drawn from the same course. Click: the back is already there.
Why it sticks
Rereading is not enough. Remembering is.
What you had to retrieve from memory sticks, especially if it comes back just before you forget it. Micabo picks that moment, card by card.
Exam mode
The plan tightens as the test approaches.
Spaced repetition ignores exam day. Exam mode gives it a deadline: the last passes land in the last days, and no card leaves past it. The calendar below is computed by the app's scheduler.
What it gives
Grades up 17.4% on average.
Among students who follow their plan all the way to exam day. It is the same figure as in the sign-up flow, and there is no other one on this page.
Average grade, week after week
Questions
What we get asked.
Five questions, the ones you ask before dropping a first course.
How it works
Six steps, in the order you live them.
These are the screens you will see when you sign up, and the same components as in the app.
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Slide to aim higher
Step 1
You set the date, and the grade you are aiming for.
A midterm in three weeks with an A in sight does not call for the same work as a test in ten days you just need to pass. Micabo starts there, and works out how many times each card has to come back.
Step 2
You drop everything lying around the exam.
PDF handout, photos of the lecture, Word, PowerPoint, YouTube video, a recording of the tutorial, an Anki deck. Nothing to prepare: everything goes in as it is, and Micabo reads all of it.
Three stages, one loop
Water changes state without ever leaving the planet: what evaporates from the oceans falls back on the continents, then returns. 71 % of evaporation comes from the oceans.
Condensation : Passage from vapor to the liquid state, around condensation nuclei.
What does the sun do to ocean water?
Where does the vapor condense?
Step 3
Micabo writes the sheet, then pulls the cards from it.
The course is put back in order, the passages that matter are marked, and the cards come out of that sheet. You reread, you fix what is wrong, you delete what does not help.
Step 4
The plan is laid out day by day, until exam day.
Every day carries named work: a quiz on chapter 3, a mock exam, a day off. You open the app, you know what to do. The load tightens as the test approaches, and no card leaves past it.
Mock exam
Quiz
Flashcard
Fill in the blank
Step 5
You are questioned in four ways.
Graded mock exam, quiz, cards, fill in the blank. The questions come from your documents, not from a generic bank, and each answer decides the date of the next one.
"Convection is when heat rises because warm air is lighter…"
How right your answer was
79 %
What was missing
Step 6
You explain out loud, Micabo listens.
A quiz can be guessed. An explanation out loud cannot. Micabo scores how right what you said was and hands you back the list of what you left out.