Recurve.

Turn notes, talk tracks, and ideas into recall you can trust.

A calm, native recall system for professionals who need product knowledge, details, and mental models ready before the moment arrives.

Local-first AI-assisted drafting iPhone + Mac Private review copies
Recurve for Mac showing the Today screen and review plan.
Recurve for iPhone showing an active recall review screen.
Capture

Start from notes, calls, imports, or a clean manual card.

Shape

Approve AI drafts, tighten wording, and keep every card editable.

Review

Practice in focused sessions that keep due work small.

Start with what you already have.

Paste notes, capture an idea, import a deck, or ask AI to draft cards from source material. Recurve keeps drafts reviewable and editable before they become part of your memory system.

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Recurve Assistant creating draft cards from notes.
Draft cards from source material, then refine them in your voice.
Recurve Capture screen for creating cards.
Recurve for Mac showing the Today plan for due reviews.
Recurve review screen with answer reveal and rating controls.
Practice on Mac or iPhone with the same private scheduler.

Small sessions win.

Recurve is built around active recall, not rereading. Review what is due, reveal the answer, rate honestly, and let the scheduler keep future sessions within reach.

Today plan Warm-up sessions Workspace focus Private due dates

Know what is stable. See what needs attention.

Memory Arc and Forecast help you understand what is becoming reliable, what is at risk, and how much review work is coming next.

Recurve for Mac showing Memory Arc and Forecast insights.
Recurve for iPhone showing Memory Arc and Forecast insights.

Start without an account. Turn on Cloud when you need more.

Recurve works as a private local tool first. Cloud adds backup, device sync, AI, publishing, and restricted sharing when you are ready.

Local cards stay on device in local mode. Cloud is required for sync, AI, publishing, and restricted links. Shared decks never expose personal review history.

Start local. Upgrade when Recurve becomes your daily system.

Recurve is useful as a private local tool on day one. Pro is for people who want AI creation, Cloud, cross-device continuity, deeper insight, and publishing.

Free
$0

For building a private local recall habit without an account.

  • Local-first card creation
  • Manual cards, workspaces, and reviews
  • Spaced repetition scheduler
  • Import shared decks
Pro
$79.99/yr
or $9.99/month - includes 7-day free trial

For AI, Cloud, insights, and professional deck sharing.

  • AI card creation and rewrites
  • Sync and backup across devices
  • Memory Arc, Forecast, and advanced insights
  • Deck publishing, restricted links, and version history
  • 500 AI actions/month
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Free
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Manual cards, workspaces, and reviews
Free Included
Pro Included
Local-first mode without an account
Free Included
Pro Included
Import shared decks into a private copy
Free Included
Pro Included
AI drafting and rewrites
Free Manual creation
Pro 500 actions/month
Cloud sync and backup across devices
Free Local only
Pro Included
Memory Arc, Forecast, and advanced insights
Free Basic review flow
Pro Included
Publish versioned decks and restricted links
Free Import only
Pro Included

Company Library is a gated beta for teams that need shared source decks, suggestions, and approvals. It is separate from the public Pro plan today.

Clear answers before you start.

Can I use Recurve for free?

Yes. Free is for local card creation, workspaces, reviews, and importing shared decks into your own private copy.

What does Pro add?

Pro adds AI drafting and rewrites, Cloud sync and backup, advanced insights, deck publishing, restricted links, and 500 AI actions each month.

Do I need an account?

No. You can start locally without an account. Create a Cloud account when you want backup, sync, AI, publishing, or restricted deck links.

Is AI required?

No. Manual creation is always available. AI is a Pro accelerator for turning rough notes, transcripts, and source material into editable draft cards.

How does deck sharing work?

Pro users can publish a versioned deck snapshot. Recipients preview it and import their own private review copy, so due dates and review history stay theirs.

What stays private when I import a shared deck?

Your edits, due dates, scheduler state, mastery, and review history stay in your own copy. The publisher shares source knowledge, not your study data.

Can companies manage shared decks?

Company Library is a gated beta for shared source decks, invites, suggestions, and approvals. It is not a public pricing tier yet.

Is this only for studying?

No. Recurve is useful for exams and languages, but it is designed for professionals who need product facts, talk tracks, metrics, and frameworks ready in live work.