You finish a chapter. A week later, it's gone.
Revora helps you actually remember what you read. Not by taking notes.
Not by highlighting. By making you recall it in your own words,
right after you read.
Here's how it works:
You pick a book, set a timer (up to 60 minutes), and read. When the
timer's up, Revora asks you one thing: what do you remember? You just
talk – speak freely about what stood out, what you learned, what was
interesting. Revora transcribes it and uses AI to turn it into
flashcards.
From there, you review your cards in a simple swipeable feed. Swipe
right if you know it, left if you're unsure. Revora schedules cards
using spaced repetition, so you always review the things you're most
likely to forget.
That's the core loop. But there's more:
- Smart filters to focus on new, weak, or starred cards
- An AI chat for any card, so you can get it explained in seconds
- Test your knowledge with multiple choice quizzes with different difficulty levels
- Reading stats and a streak to keep you consistent
- ISBN scanner, book search, or manual entry for your library
Some features (AI chat, quizzes, card updates, unlimited library) are part of Revora Pro,
available monthly or yearly. The yearly plan comes with a 3-day free
trial.
Revora works best for non-fiction readers, students, and anyone who
reads to actually learn something – not just to say they finished.
Stop forgetting what you read.