Anamne sends your students retrieval-practice questions throughout the day — at home, on the bus, between classes. Built on the same memory science that fills textbooks, delivered automatically.
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Anamne is built around three of the most replicated findings in cognitive psychology.
Retrieving information from memory strengthens it far more than re-reading the same material. Active recall rewires the memory trace.
Roediger et al., 2011 · Butler & Roediger, 2008Distributing practice across time produces dramatically better long-term retention than cramming the same material in one session.
Ross & Landauer, 1978 · Glenberg, 1977Memory is strongest when practice happens across varied contexts — on the bus, at home, between classes — not only at a desk.
Thomson & Tulving, 1970 · Godden & Baddeley, 1975Upload notes, handouts, or import directly from Canvas, Google Classroom, or Moodle. Anamne generates a bank of free-recall questions from your course content.
Review the generated questions, edit or remove any, and share a join code with your students. They install the app and start receiving questions immediately.
Throughout the day, students receive questions on their lock screen at random intervals — at home, commuting, between classes. They answer in one tap, without opening the app.
Each free-recall response is graded by AI with specific feedback — not just right or wrong, but what the student got right, what was missing, and one improvement tip.
Your educator dashboard shows aggregate recall rates by topic, engagement over time, and which concepts need more attention — without seeing individual student answers.
No new lesson time. No new assignments. Upload your existing materials once, and Anamne handles the rest — generating questions, scheduling delivery, and tracking results automatically.
Class performance · AP Psychology
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