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A "second brain" that reads (browser, local docs, media, and physical books) along with you and uses proven memory science and AI to make knowledge actually stick (beat the forgetting curve).
Scotland, United Kingdom
3.8
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My experience with CogniPage was great. What I love about it is precised concept recall it notified me on, unlike normal AI that I have to go back to read the content again when I forget.
Also, I love the fact that it's only what I approved that it tracks. Makes my learning precised. I even use it to track my conversation when I am learning using NotebookLM and ChatGPT.
I tried using CogniPage, I love the fact that only my approved reading content was captured. It makes be stay focus and truly measure my study performance.
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