Hey all👋 I'm Marc, the developer of Re:Peat. I mainly built this extension because I noticed a big reason why my Japanese studies have sort of plateaued is because my life got so busy that even opening study apps became a bit a hassle(regardless of how organized my study content is). The thing that sets Re:Peat apart from other similar services is that it works without the user's full attention or input. Creating your cards, setting the randomness chance, and then continuing to browse the net all follows more of a "set it and forget it" approach that I think should be more common with learning software. Essentially, the goal of Re:Peat is to allow users to "ambiently" study by setting up a random chance that a quiz will popup instead of a new tab in chrome. This turns web browsing into passive learning that should help you retain information better, especially with the spaced-repetition algorithm. This is my first product on product hunt, so any and all feedback/support is appreciated!

Re:Peat

Frictionless Spaced-Repetition learning

Frictionless Spaced-Repetition learning