Learning is remembering.
We are building a quiet study habit that compounds for life.

We grew up surrounded by reading apps and not enough remembering apps. The internet treats your memory like a temp file. Tabs open, articles read, threads followed, ideas excited about - then closed, and gone.

QuizMe is the smallest possible argument that your reading life should compound. It says: if you take ten seconds to mark a sentence, we will take ten years to make sure you don't forget it.

We aren't building an AI tutor. We aren't building a productivity empire. We are building the smallest tool we can defend - a Chrome shortcut, a backend that schedules a few cards a day, a side panel that disappears when you don't need it.

The web is loud. We are trying to make a small, quiet, durable place for the parts of it that mattered.

If we get this right, you'll remember what you learn for life because you practiced it.