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Say what you need to study.
We'll handle the math.
Relay is an AI-powered spaced repetition calendar. It lives inside the chat you already use, mathematically calculates your forgetting curve, and schedules exactly what you need to review to pass your exams.
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Build a spaced plan for the AWS exam. 12 modules.
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Generated. Module 1 starts today. Recalls set for 3, 7, and 14 days.
That exchange took six seconds. It produced a scientifically optimized study calendar, and mathematically guaranteed you won't forget the material.
One day, reproduced verbatim.
Transcript Nº 0001
09:04
I have the AWS Solutions Architect exam on Oct 15. 12 modules.
Spaced plan generated. Module 1 starts today. Recall sessions scheduled at 3, 7, and 14 days.
11:30
Stuck on VPCs. I need more time on Module 3.
Recorded. I've re-weighted Module 3 to high priority and added an extra reinforcement session next week.
(The study plan adapts to your weak spots.)
13:10
[voice note · 0:07] Just finished a practice test on the train, 85%.
Logged 85%. You're consistently passing. I'm compressing the final review week.
15:45
What's my frog for today?
You have a 14-day recall session for IAM Policies. It's urgent—don't break the spacing curve.
(Relay knows exactly when you're about to forget a concept.)
17:58
I'm exhausted, push the rest of today to tomorrow.
Done. I shifted tomorrow's topics to protect your spacing curve. Get some rest.
That’s the whole interface. There is no second screen to check tonight.
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flashcards to manually sort
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text to build a full semester plan
What it keeps track of
Everything, indexed by sentence.
On the record, right now
Thousands of afternoons are being written down as you read this sentence.
Yours could be one of them. It costs one message.
The house creed
If your study plan is rigid, you will eventually abandon it.
The science of memory is math. You shouldn't be doing it by hand.
A calendar should guarantee you remember, not just remind you to work.