The friction in spaced repetition is the writing, not the reviewing, and that is the step this removes: say “remember this” and the cards appear in Rember, built from the chat or the PDF in front of you. Reviewing happens in Rember on the FSRS schedule, or in Anki through the add-on.
Rember's server for chat apps. Tell Claude — or another client that speaks the Model Context Protocol — what you want to remember, and the flashcards are created in your Rember account from the conversation in front of you.
- Cards written into Rember straight from a chat, by saying something like "add to Rember"
- Cards generated from a PDF you drop into the conversation — "create cards from chapter 2 of this PDF"
- Cards built from an answer you were already reading: "help me remember this" turns the discussion into a deck
- Custom instructions that control how the AI phrases, structures and formats the cards
A Rember account — the cards land in the one you are signed in to. Works with Claude Desktop and other chat apps that support the Model Context Protocol. The Free plan generates cards with AI for up to 30 notes a month; Pro is $8/month for up to 1,000.
One command plus a key — npx -y @getrember/mcp --api-key=YOUR_REMBER_API_KEY, then supply credentials