LongTerMemory

About LongTerMemory

LongTerMemory turns your own study material into a spaced-repetition and active-recall program aimed at exams and professional certifications. You import notes, slides, PDFs, books, web pages, photographs, infographics and diagrams — textbook pages go through OCR, so a phone snap of a page is a valid input — and the system generates question-and-answer pairs and a personalized study plan scheduled by spaced repetition rather than by chapter. Alongside the drilling you can chat directly with the uploaded material, which turns a stack of slides into something you can interrogate rather than reread. Auto-generated tests, mnemonics and a focus mode round out the study loop. The commercially unusual part is the billing model, and the vendor makes it the centrepiece: there are no subscriptions, no auto-renewals and no rebills. You buy a fixed access window — four months if you are sitting an exam, twelve months if you are on a longer certification track — as a one-time payment, and if your exam slips you can renew to keep your data rather than having a card silently charged. That is a deliberate answer to a category where students routinely forget to cancel. A seven-day free tier runs with no credit card, capped at one project, one document up to 5MB, one web page and thirty chat queries.

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