RattafAI Flashcards — spaced repetition that actually compounds
Drop a PDF, paste your notes, or feed a chapter URL. Get a deck of high-yield cards scheduled by SM-2 so you only see what you are about to forget — not what you already know.
- TodayArticle 280Finance Commission — Centre/State revenue sharing
- Tomorrow14th AmendmentInserts Pondicherry as Union Territory
- 4dSarkaria CommissionCentre-state relations — 1983 review committee
- SM-2
- review scheduler
- 30–60
- cards in a 10-min session
- ∞
- decks per account
Why teams pick it
Three things you get on day one
Atomic, high-yield cards
One fact per card — definitions, articles, schemes, dates, judgments — extracted directly from your source material.
Benefit 1 of 3SM-2 scheduler
Quality grade after each review tunes interval + ease; cards you nail back off automatically while shaky ones come back sooner.
Benefit 2 of 3Decks, not dumps
Cards are organized by topic so you can study in coherent units — Polity, Economy, IR — not as one undifferentiated pile.
Benefit 3 of 3
How it works
From input to output, in three
- Step 1input
Drop source
Paste plain text, upload a PDF, or point at a URL. The AI service extracts and chunks the material into card candidates.
- Step 2process
Review & confirm
Every generated card lands in a draft deck for you to accept, edit, or skip. You stay in control of what enters review rotation.
- Step 3output
Study daily
Open the deck whenever you can. SM-2 picks the cards due today — typically 30–60 in a 10-minute session — and updates intervals.
Built for
Three readers we kept in mind
Has 200 pages of notes and no idea which 10% to revise the night before mocks.
Studying Sociology / Anthropology theorists — needs atomic recall on names, eras, and frameworks.
Drops a daily PIB digest in; reviews 40 cards each morning before opening any newspaper.
Under the hood
Capabilities that actually ship
- PDF / URL / pasted-text ingestion paths
- SM-2 algorithm with per-card ease, interval, and due-date
- Deck-level study sessions with quality grading (0–5 scale)
- Card-level edits without resetting review history
- Daily due count + streak counter on the dashboard
- Export deck as JSON for backup or migration
Related
The rest of the toolkit
- OpenFlagship
AI + Human Mains evaluation, on every answer you write
Submit a typed answer or a handwritten PDF — get a published-rubric score, dimension-level feedback, and a model-answer skeleton in seconds. Higher tiers add a vetted human evaluator inside 24 hours.
- OpenRead smart
360 Reader
Drop any article URL. Get a clean, ad-free read in your browser, plus a list of past-paper questions your reading touches — so you know exactly which paper this article is preparing you for.
- OpenSmart search
PYQ Explorer
Ask in natural language. Find every past question that has touched your topic across UPSC, BPSC, CDS, CAT, AILET, CSIR NET, and more — with topic clustering so you see the shape of the syllabus, not just a long list.
- OpenSix in one
AI Tools
Topic Demystifier, Answer Outliner, Quote & Anecdote Bank, Concept Linker, Counter-argument Drill, Examiner Lens. Each is a tightly scoped Bedrock prompt — no chat babysitting required.
FAQ
Questions worth answering
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- 2 free AI evaluationsFull rubric scoring on the Aspirant tier
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