Google sign-in gets you started quickly with Retinello. There's a Discord community if you need help. That's about it for integrations.
This AI study platform generates flashcards from whatever you throw at it. Text. Subjects. PDF documents. The spaced repetition system spaces out your review sessions so you don't forget everything by next week. You can upload PDFs and chat with them like they're actual people — sounds ridiculous but works better than you'd expect.
Medical students cramming for anatomy exams would find this useful. Upload your textbook PDFs, chat with them to clarify confusing concepts, then generate flashcards directly from those chat conversations. Retinello lets you work with multiple documents at once, so you're not constantly switching between files.
Free plan caps your AI credits. It gives you basic flashcard generation and spaced repetition. Pay 69 SEK monthly for unlimited everything plus document chat features. That's roughly eight dollars.
Retinello targets Swedish university students specifically, which explains the SEK pricing. Mobile app won't arrive until 2024. You're stuck with the web version for now. Quiz generation and notes features are "coming soon" too, joining the long list of promised features that may or may not materialize.
It feels actively maintained rather than abandoned. Copyright shows 2023, the roadmap mentions specific dates, and they're still building new features. Whether they'll deliver on those promises remains to be seen.