The most important book
is the one you remember.

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, the next time you cite something you read, you'll cite it because you remember it. Not because you saved it.