How reviews work
Vocapi uses spaced repetition to schedule each card from your answers and review history.
It returns at its next scheduled review. Marking it Known is a separate action.
Why do the intervals change?
Link to “Why do the intervals change?”Each review updates Vocapi’s estimate of how well you remember that card. Remembering it across reviews leads to longer intervals. A missed answer brings the card back for another try. Correcting it clears it from the session until its next scheduled review.
FSRS calculates the next interval from the card’s updated memory estimate. Cards you learned together won’t necessarily return together.
What should I do when I forget?
Link to “What should I do when I forget?”Try to answer, then check the feedback. Your answer helps Vocapi schedule the next review. Earlier reviews stay in the card’s history.
What does “Why this card?” show?
Link to “What does “Why this card?” show?”Open Why this card? during a scheduled review for a summary of the card’s review history, including its estimated memory strength and when you last reviewed it. A new card is identified as new.
For the details behind review timing and in-session retries, read How scheduling works.
Want to choose your own material? See Reviews and custom practice. For saved cards and pending answers, see Offline reviews and sync.
Can I take a card out of reviews?
Link to “Can I take a card out of reviews?”Known, Hidden, and Snoozed take a card out of scheduled reviews without deleting its history. They differ in whether the card counts as known and how you bring it back.
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