I built an app to help me actually remember the language I’m learning
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I built an app to help me actually remember the language I’m learning

Hey everyone,

One of my biggest problems with language learning is that I understand new words when I see them, but a few days later they’re completely gone.

I tried keeping notes, but I rarely went back to review them. So I built an app called LearnBack. The idea is simple: save something you’ve learned, then the app brings it back later and asks you to recall it in your own words. It also has flashcards and spaced repetition.

I’ve been using it for vocabulary, expressions, and sentences I hear in real conversations. Writing the meaning from memory has helped me notice what I genuinely know versus what only looks familiar.

I’m still improving the app, so I’d honestly love feedback from other language learners. What would make something like this more useful for you?

If anyone wants to try it, it’s available on iPhone and Mac:

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/learnback-active-recall/id6757343516

And just to be transparent, I’m the developer 🙂

🕐 To thank you for your feedback, after 24 hours I’ll choose 10 people from the comments and give them free Lifetime access to the app.

u/Beginning_Freedom500 — 14 days ago

[MacOS] [$20.0 Lifetime → only $5.0] I have brought my iOS app "LearnBack: Fight Brain Rot" to macOS. I'd love to hear your feedback.

Most of us consume a lot (reading, videos, scrolling)… but we forget most of it.

So I tried something simple myself:
Instead of just consuming, I force myself to recall what I just learned.

It actually worked.

So I built my app LearnBack around it:
→ Learn something
→ Get reminded later
→ Recall it (text or voice)
→ Actually retain it

I also added Eye Relax reminders (20-20-20 rule) and Body Stretch reminders to encourage healthy breaks during long study or work sessions.

Simple, but it changed how I remember and study things day to day.

I built it for myself at first, but I think it could help others too.

⏰ Claim: comment here I will send you promocode DM(first 500 people) .

Link : https://apps.apple.com/it/app/learnback-fight-brain-rot/id6757343516?l=en-GB

LearnBack: Fight Brain Rot

u/Beginning_Freedom500 — 1 month ago

[MacOS] [$20.0 Lifetime → only $5.0] I have brought my iOS app "LearnBack: Fight Brain Rot" to macOS. I'd love to hear your feedback.

 Most of us consume a lot (reading, videos, scrolling)… but we forget most of it.

So I tried something simple myself:
Instead of just consuming, I force myself to recall what I just learned.

It actually worked.

So I built my app LearnBack around it:
→ Learn something
→ Get reminded later
→ Recall it (text or voice)
→ Actually retain it

I also added Eye Relax reminders (20-20-20 rule) and Body Stretch reminders to encourage healthy breaks during long study or work sessions.

Simple, but it changed how I remember and study things day to day.

I built it for myself at first, but I think it could help others too.

⏰ Claim: comment here I will send you promocode DM(first 500 people) .

Link : https://apps.apple.com/it/app/learnback-fight-brain-rot/id6757343516?l=en-GB

LearnBack: Fight Brain Rot

u/Beginning_Freedom500 — 1 month ago

I have brought my iOS app "LearnBack: Fight Brain Rot" to macOS. I'd love to hear your feedback.

Most of us consume a lot (reading, videos, scrolling)… but we forget most of it.

So I tried something simple myself:
Instead of just consuming, I force myself to recall what I just learned.

It actually worked.

So I built my app LearnBack around it:
→ Learn something
→ Get reminded later
→ Recall it (text or voice)
→ Actually retain it

I also added Eye Relax reminders (20-20-20 rule) and Body Stretch reminders to encourage healthy breaks during long study or work sessions.

Simple, but it changed how I remember and study things day to day.

I built it for myself at first, but I think it could help others too.

  want to here feedback and feature suggestion from learners here.

Link : https://apps.apple.com/it/app/learnback-fight-brain-rot/id6757343516?l=en-GB

LearnBack: Fight Brain Rot

u/Beginning_Freedom500 — 1 month ago

I have brought my iOS app "LearnBack: Fight Brain Rot" to macOS. I'd love to hear your feedback.

Most of us consume a lot (reading, videos, scrolling)… but we forget most of it.

So I tried something simple myself:
Instead of just consuming, I force myself to recall what I just learned.

It actually worked.

So I built my app LearnBack around it:
→ Learn something
→ Get reminded later
→ Recall it (text or voice)
→ Actually retain it

I also added Eye Relax reminders (20-20-20 rule) and Body Stretch reminders to encourage healthy breaks during long study or work sessions.

Simple, but it changed how I remember and study things day to day.

I built it for myself at first, but I think it could help others too.

  want to here feedback and feature suggestion from learners here.

Link : https://apps.apple.com/it/app/learnback-fight-brain-rot/id6757343516?l=en-GB

LearnBack: Fight Brain Rot

u/Beginning_Freedom500 — 1 month ago

I have brought my iOS app "LearnBack: Fight Brain Rot" to macOS. I'd love to hear your feedback.

 Most of us consume a lot (reading, videos, scrolling)… but we forget most of it.

So I tried something simple myself:
Instead of just consuming, I force myself to recall what I just learned.

It actually worked.

So I built my app LearnBack around it:
→ Learn something
→ Get reminded later
→ Recall it (text or voice)
→ Actually retain it

I also added Eye Relax reminders (20-20-20 rule) and Body Stretch reminders to encourage healthy breaks during long study or work sessions.

Simple, but it changed how I remember and study things day to day.

I built it for myself at first, but I think it could help others too.

  want to here feedback and feature suggestion from learners here.

Link : https://apps.apple.com/it/app/learnback-fight-brain-rot/id6757343516?l=en-GB

LearnBack: Fight Brain Rot

u/Beginning_Freedom500 — 1 month ago

I want to introduce my app LearnBack: Fight Brain Rot - Remember What you learn daily

I’ve been built something near to anki and want your feedback and suggestion!!

The idea come because:

I consume a lot (reading, videos, scrolling)… but I forget most of it.

So I tried something simple:
Instead of just consuming, I force myself to recall what I just learned.

It actually worked.

So I built my app LearnBack around it:
→ Learn something
→ Get reminded later
→ Recall it (text or voice)
→ Turn every insight into a flashcard FSRS Rating.
→ Actually retain it

Simple, but it changed how I remember things day to day.

I built it for myself at first, but I think it could help others too.

👉 And actually will be happy if you give me good feedback and 5 stars in the App Store.
Link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/learnback-fight-brain-rot/id6757343516

u/Beginning_Freedom500 — 2 months ago
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Not a Traditional Note-Taking App LearnBack: Fight Brain Rot - Remember What you learn daily

I built a note-taking app centered around active recall. What is your opinion and suggestion NOTE APPS Users
The idea come because:

I consume a lot (reading, videos, scrolling)… but I forget most of it.

So I tried something simple:
Instead of just consuming, I force myself to recall what I just learned.

It actually worked.

So I built my app LearnBack around it:
→ Learn something
→ Get reminded later
→ Recall it (text or voice)
→ Turn every insight into a flashcard FSRS Rating.
→ Actually retain it

Simple, but it changed how I remember things day to day.

I built it for myself at first, but I think it could help others too.

👉 And actually will be happy if you give me good feedback and 5 stars in the App Store.
Link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/learnback-fight-brain-rot/id6757343516

u/Beginning_Freedom500 — 17 days ago

Looking for Italian friends

Hi, Now I am living in milano and want to learn Italian So I want to find someone who I can talk with and I could learn more about Italian language

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u/Beginning_Freedom500 — 2 months ago

I'm planning to add a flashcard feature to my memory-training app, but with a slightly different approach and I'd love some honest feedback from people who actually use flashcards.

The idea is that instead of immediately showing the question and answer, users would first see only the flashcard title and tags/topics. They would then try to recall the information from memory before revealing the full card. The review schedule would use FSRS (Free Spaced Repetition Scheduler), a modern spaced-repetition algorithm that predicts when you're likely to forget something and schedules reviews at the optimal time to maximize retention

Before I build it, I'd love to hear how people who actually use flashcards feel about it.

A few questions:

  1. Would seeing only the title and tags before revealing the card help you actively recall information, or would it be frustrating?
  2. How do you usually create flashcards?
    • Manually
    • AI-generated from notes/articles/videos
    • Import from existing decks
  3. What makes you stop using flashcard apps?
  4. Which study mode do you prefer?
    • Basic front/back cards
    • Multiple choice
    • Type the answer
    • Mixed modes
  5. If an app could automatically create flashcards from your notes, what would you want it to do?
  6. What's one feature you wish Anki, Quizlet, or other flashcard apps had?

I'm trying to build something that people would genuinely enjoy using and that improves long-term memory, so I'd appreciate any thoughts, or ideas.

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u/Beginning_Freedom500 — 3 months ago

AI Training Job at afterQuery platform

Hello EveryOne I have a refer opportunity to work in afterQuery platform in Silver project. Details : Silver produces SWE-bench-style coding tasks. Each task is a real bug or feature request grounded in a private repository, with a machine-verifiable test harness and a reference solution. These tasks are used to evaluate how well AI agents can write code in realistic settings. Start by completing the Boot Camp Training assigned to your account. Once training is complete, Repositories and Create tasks unlock, and the production workflow has three phases: Repository submission — you upload a private codebase and a Dockerfile that builds it. Task authoring — you write task instructions, tests, and a reference solution against a specific commit of that repo. Validation pipeline — the platform runs your task through automated checks, including live agent runs, and tells you whether it passes. Pay : $300 - per approved repository and $75 per approved task Link : https://experts.afterquery.com/apply/software-engineer-general?ref=kmtCWNWnQJZ3WJYqwn35O2BJec22

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u/Beginning_Freedom500 — 3 months ago
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LearnBack: Fight Brain Rot - Remember What you learn daily

I’ve been struggling with something for a while.

I consume a lot (reading, videos, scrolling)… but I forget most of it.

So I tried something simple:
Instead of just consuming, I force myself to recall what I just learned.

It actually worked.

So I built my app LearnBack around it:
→ Learn something
→ Get reminded later
→ Recall it (text or voice)
→ Actually retain it

Simple, but it changed how I remember things day to day.

I built it for myself at first, but I think it could help others too.

Link https://apps.apple.com/us/app/learnback-fight-brain-rot/id6757343516

⏰ Don't forgot to ask about APP Store lifeTime Promo Code.

👉 And actually will be happy if you give me good feedback and 5 stars in the App Store.

u/Beginning_Freedom500 — 3 months ago