Keep source material connected to practice
Users upload their own notes and use AI to generate aligned flashcards. This makes the uploaded material the starting point for the study workflow.
Owned product · Web application
Owned product · LiveFrom personal notes to a connected study workflow.
LearnCenter.app brings uploaded notes, AI-assisted flashcards, spaced repetition, and study progress together in an owned software product.
01 / The engagement
A practical problem. A focused scope.
- FSRS spaced repetition
- AI-assisted flashcards from your notes
- Study and progress tracking
The starting point
Studying from personal notes involves several connected tasks: organizing source material, turning it into useful questions, reviewing cards, and understanding what needs more practice. LearnCenter.app brings those tasks into one web application.
LearnCenter’s role
LearnCenter designed and built this owned product, connecting note uploads, AI-assisted flashcard creation, FSRS spaced repetition, and study progress tracking.
02 / Inside the work
The decisions behind the result.
Give review its own structure
The app uses the FSRS spaced-repetition algorithm for card review. Subjects, decks, and study navigation keep the learning material and review activity accessible within the same application.
Make progress visible
The analytics screen brings session history, cards studied, accuracy, and review counts into one view. Users can inspect their own study activity alongside the material they are working through.
03 / Where it stands
What the work delivered.
LearnCenter.app is available as a live web product. It demonstrates a complete application workflow combining source material, AI assistance, scheduled review, and progress reporting.
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