Revise UPPSC topics right before you'd forget them, not whenever you happen to remember to.
Neev uses FSRS — the spaced-repetition algorithm behind Anki — to build a personal flashcard deck from questions you got wrong, chapters you've read, and current-affairs facts you've saved. No blank deck to fill in yourself.
How it works
Your deck builds itself
Every MCQ you get wrong, every note or chapter you finish reading, and every current-affairs fact you save can be turned into a flashcard in one tap. You can also add fully manual cards for anything else worth remembering.
Review in a focused, full-screen session
Open a distraction-free review screen, reveal the answer, and rate yourself Again, Hard, Good, or Easy — with the exact next review date shown for each rating before you choose, so you know what picking "Easy" actually costs you.
FSRS reschedules every card for you
Based on your rating, FSRS calculates the ideal next review date for that specific card — cards you know well drift further apart, ones you're shaky on come back sooner. No manual interval-setting, ever.
Built for real revision, not a generic flashcard app
FSRS scheduling, not fixed intervals
Neev runs on FSRS, the same family of spaced-repetition algorithm used by Anki — it adapts to how well you actually know each card instead of showing everything every 3 days regardless.
Built from your real gaps
Cards come from questions you actually missed, notes you've actually read, and current-affairs facts you've actually saved — a deck shaped by your own preparation, not a generic pre-made list.
See exactly what's due, and how you're doing
A 7-day forecast shows how many cards are coming due each day, alongside your retention percentage and today's review count — real numbers, not a vague progress bar.
Works even with patchy network
On a train or in a low-signal area, your reviews are queued right on your device and sync automatically the moment you're back online — no lost revision time.
Frequently asked questions
Build your first revision deck now
Turn wrong answers and notes you've read into flashcards in one tap — then leave the rest to FSRS.
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