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Make an account with a username and password, find your way around Today, and write the first question you want to remember.

Start your topics from a course outline, a syllabus or an exam outline, set its date, link your topics to its parts, or write an outline of your own.

What Aefing does to help you remember what you study, what it refuses to claim, and the memory research behind each part.

Make topics, write questions of ten kinds with keys and explanations, use Markdown and tables, and sort them on the board.

Download the template, fill one row per question in a spreadsheet, preview every row, and import the ready ones in one step.

How Today picks what is due, how a session runs, when an answer comes back, the keys you can use, and practicing with no connection.

A retention check asks questions you have not seen for a week to measure what you kept. Progress shows those results, never practice scores.

Why a question comes back when it does, what FSRS is, what your recall target changes, and what the research does and does not show.

Turn on a link for any quiz, choose when it closes and what to ask, and read every response as it comes in.

Answer a quiz someone shared with no account, see your score and misses, keep your results, and delete your answers with your code.

Run a group for a study circle or a review batch, let members join with a code, assign quizzes, and read each result as it comes in.

Export everything you wrote and answered, delete your account with a 14 day undo, and see what Aefing does and never does with your data.

The ten question types, what each asks of you, and how each answer is graded.

The keys that pick a choice, check an answer, move on and leave during practice.