Apoya a Revomia

You learn a word. You're sure you've got it. A week later, it's gone.

That's what Teach-It is for. You make cards — words, phrases, whatever you need to hold on to — and the site brings each one back on the day it's due.

Not the whole pile at once. Just what's due today.

It runs in the browser. Nothing to install, nothing to sync. Open the link on your phone on the way to work or on your laptop in the evening — same cards either way.

Let me be straight about what this is. It isn't a business, and it doesn't pay for itself.

Everything I tried was either too complicated or wanted a credit card before it would even let me start. Anyone who has landed in another country knows how that goes. I still have the pile of handwritten cards from back then — I keep them as a memento now.

Keeping it running costs real money, though. There's the server. And there's the AI part: you can paste a text or photograph a page of a textbook, and it will make the cards for you, read them out loud, and add a picture where it fits. None of that comes for free.

If Teach-It has saved you an evening of writing cards by hand, a coffee helps. It goes to the server bill and to the AI that builds the cards, voices them, and draws the pictures.