The memory layer beneath every study session.
Graze builds your study brain. Drop in notes, slides, or photos — every dot point becomes a swipeable card. Wrong answers come back. Right ones fade.
Download Spaced repetition. Every day.A single feed of everything you need to remember.
Your decks open as a quiet, swipeable feed. Cards arrive in priority order — overdue first, lapsed next, new last — so the work that matters is always at the top.
Recall, on a single tap.
Tap to flip. Swipe right when you know it, left when you don't. The deck quietly tracks every answer to schedule the next one — Anki under the hood, TikTok at the surface.
A clean test of knowing vs. guessing.
Four options, one correct. Wrong picks open an explanation panel and the card is re-queued for tomorrow — you don't move on without the reason.
A breath between the hard cards.
Tight bulleted slides that re-anchor you to the dot point before the next test. The pace of a feed, the depth of a textbook.
A line that sticks when the deck has moved on.
Analogies and mnemonics generated alongside the hard cards. Surfaced again on the wrong-answer panel so the hook lands when it matters.
Every card sits on a dot point you can see.
Graze extracts your learning objectives before any card is made. Tick what you want, edit the wording, add your own — and the deck stays strictly inside that list.
Drop in your material.
Paste text, upload a PDF or Word doc, or snap a page of notes. Graze pulls the dot points before you've shut the lid — no setup, no manual decks, no flashcard-building tax.
Swipe the feed on the bus.
Cards arrive in priority order — overdue first, lapsed next, new last. Five minutes between lectures becomes five minutes of real review. The work compounds quietly.
Walk in knowing it.
By exam day the deck is quiet because the work is done. The progress screen tells you which dot points still wobble, and the heatmap shows the days you showed up.
Type, paste, upload, or snap.
Lecture PDFs, Word docs, slide decks, whiteboard photos, textbook pages, even pasted summaries. If it has dot points in it, Graze can grow a deck from it.
Graze reads, lists, and re-orders.
The text comes in, the structure comes out: dot points, headings, summaries — surfaced as an editable list so you stay in the driver's seat before any card is generated.
One feed, ready to swipe.
From source to swipeable deck in roughly the time it takes to set down your coffee. Every card grounded, every card editable, every card scheduled.
Feed your memory.
Free to try. Bring one page of notes and see your first feed in under a minute.