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Chatbots forget. This one keeps asking.
You write what you are studying. It names the topics from your pages, writes practice beside them, and picks what is next from your answers — not from what it remembers of the conversation.
fyel is in closed testing — a small group is using it daily while the last of the paperwork is finished. Leave an address and you get one email, when it opens.
Anything you are studying — a syllabus, an instrument, a language, a trade. The demo below is guitar.
How it works
Four steps, in order.
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You write the page
Notes, a problem set, whatever the course actually is. Your pages are yours: the tutor reads them and never edits them.
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It names the topics
What your page covers, in its own words, and each one starts being tracked from there.
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It writes the practice
A page of questions inside the page they came from, with room under each one to work. It grades what you write back.
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It brings things back
Each topic returns just before you would forget it — and one that slips comes back as a lesson, not a quick review.
Try the part that matters
A real plan, running the real planner.
Someone part-way through learning guitar. This is the planner alone — no lesson is written and nothing is saved. Mark a topic right or wrong and watch what moves: how well it is known, when it comes back, and what it would ask you next.
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Nothing here is saved and no lesson is written: this is the planner alone, doing the arithmetic it does inside a real account.
Under the hood: SM-2 spacing for the reviews, and a running estimate of how well you know each topic.
On your home screen
An app, not a bookmark.
Installed, fyel opens in its own window with no tab and no address bar, and stays logged in. There is no store and no download: this page becomes the app.
Not every browser offers the button. Yours keeps the same thing in its menu — Install, or Add to Home Screen on an iPhone.