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After studying anything, write a short summary in your own words (up to 5,000 characters). SkillPark extracts the key concepts and writes quiz cards.

SkillPark schedules reviews at the moments memory research says they matter — whether you learn alone or run a classroom. Pick your path below.
After studying anything, write a short summary in your own words (up to 5,000 characters). SkillPark extracts the key concepts and writes quiz cards.
The SM-2 algorithm serves each card just before you would forget it — 1 day, 3 days, a week, a month. Wrong answers come back tomorrow.
Correct answers earn bricks. Buildings climb from Common to Legendary, your pickaxe charges with consistency, and streaks multiply everything.
Name the class and share its three-word join code, link, or QR. Students join with their own accounts — no ChatGPT needed.
Paste notes or attach a PDF, PowerPoint, or Word file, pick a deck of 10–30 cards, and click Generate. You review and edit every question before anyone sees it — or write cards yourself, free.
Publish once — every student gets the deck, late joiners included. Then watch completion, accuracy, pacing, and the concept-level class heatmap.
Enter the teacher’s code or open the join link. Every active assignment instantly appears as a building in your park, ready to place — and yours to redesign.
A few review cards a day, four options each, with explanations after every answer. Options are shuffled differently for each student.
Review every card with at least 60% accuracy and the assignment completes. Spaced reviews continue afterward so it sticks for months.
The progress view shows started and completed students, reviewed cards, accuracy, pacing, and concept-level retention. That makes the next teaching decision specific — reteach exactly what the class lost.
How progress tracking worksFree while in beta · Current pilot: learners aged 13 and above