A NEW HOME FOR WHAT YOU KNOW
From your first attempt to your next review. Turn cards into clear sequences, practise at your own pace, and make remembering a habit.
Cards for the facts. Sequences for the bigger picture.
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TWO MODES. ONE PURPOSE.
Learning something and remembering it are different jobs.
Give each one a little space.
THE THINKING BEHIND HIPPOMORY
A line in a story can cue the line after it. A molecule can cue the next step in a pathway. Hippomory lets you practise those connections as an ordered sequence.
Start with a small chain you can hold together. Then add the details. That’s the idea behind chunking: organising related pieces into a meaningful whole.
First, practise the molecules in order. Add the enzymes when the chain feels familiar.
Make a sequence from steps that belong together. Learn the main chain first, then practise it with its details.
Try the answer before you flip. In Learn, a mistake takes you back to your last checkpoint so you can practise the connections again.
Finishing once is a beginning. Remember brings material back for spaced reviews, using your recall ratings to plan the next visit.
Sequences suit information with a meaningful order. Independent facts can stay simple cards.
Research supports practising retrieval and spreading study over time. Chunking research explores how sequences become organised into smaller groups. These ideas inform Hippomory’s design; they are not a study of Hippomory itself.
MAKE IT YOURS
Some ideas fit on a front and back. Others need a few steps. Keep both in the same library, organised in folders that make sense to you.
Try a story sequenceA SMALL INVESTMENT IN WHAT YOU KEEP
One annual subscription is planned for the desktop release. A creator code makes it a little lighter.
Planned launch pricing · USDCheckout is not open yet. No charge to explore.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Here’s where Hippomory is today.
Learn helps you practise a set of cards in order. You reveal each answer and mark it right or wrong; a mistake takes you back to the last checkpoint. Remember brings cards back for spaced reviews and uses your recall ratings to schedule the next review. Learn practice stays separate from that schedule.
A Sequence is one card that opens into an ordered chain—such as lines of a story or steps in a pathway. You practise the main steps first, then the sequence with its details. In Remember, the entire sequence is reviewed as one card.
The current Apple silicon Mac preview saves cards, media, settings, and study progress on your computer. It works offline for studying and supports local backups. Website accounts do not sync your study collection.
Yes. The current Mac preview supports Anki deck imports and structured text or spreadsheet imports. You can also create cards directly in the app, including images and audio. Import instructions are available inside Import deck.
An account is optional for exploring the website. Account features and paid access are being prepared for launch. Creating an account does not start a subscription or upload your local study library.
The first planned release is for desktop: macOS (Apple silicon and Intel), Windows, and Linux. The current preview has been tested only on Apple silicon Macs; the other desktop versions remain in development. iPhone, iPad, and Android are planned afterward. Studying in a web browser is a separate future phase. Public downloads are not open yet.
The planned subscription is $25 USD per year. An eligible creator code will reduce it to $20 USD per year, including renewals. Payments and code redemption are not live yet; final checkout details will be shown before you subscribe.
A LITTLE SOMETHING TO LOOK FORWARD TO
The current preview is for Apple silicon Macs. We’re developing the desktop release for macOS, Windows, and Linux; mobile comes afterward.
Public downloads and checkout aren’t open yet. Account features are being prepared.