We forget fast
What you learn today starts fading. If you don't see it again, a week later almost nothing is left.
Anclo tells you what to review each day, right before you forget it. Build your decks by hand or ask the AI for them, and study a few minutes a day.


Spaced repetition is a study technique: instead of reviewing everything at once, you review each thing right when you are about to forget it. And each time, you wait a little longer before the next review.
5 reviews on the same day. It gets you through tomorrow, but a week later almost nothing is left.
5 reviews over 3 weeks, each one further apart. The same effort, and you remember it for months.
The idea comes from the forgetting curve, described by Hermann Ebbinghaus in 1885, and today it is one of the most research-backed study techniques. Medical students, language learners and anyone who needs to remember a lot use it.
What you learn today starts fading. If you don't see it again, a week later almost nothing is left.
Each review, right when you start to forget, brings it back and makes it last longer.
You say how well you remembered. What you struggle with comes back soon; what you know well, further and further away.
Write what you want to learn, pick the level and Anclo builds the cards: with examples, in your language and ready to study.




Every day you study counts. Watching it grow is the best motivation.
Answers in a row light up the combo and earn more points.
A light tap as you flip each card. You can turn them off.
Two proven algorithms. FSRS adapts to how you remember.
Your decks and progress are stored on your device, not on a server.
Study on the bus or on a plane. Only the AI needs a connection.
We don't ask for an email or a password. Open the app and start.
Yes. Creating decks and studying is free. AI decks are in trial and work with an invitation code.
A code the Anclo team gives to people testing the app. It grants a number of AI decks for a while.
Not yet. We are starting with Android; iPhone comes later.
Your decks and progress are deleted with it: they only live on your phone. More details in the privacy policy.