Cueable in one sentence
Cueable combines FSRS-based spaced repetition, varied active-recall activities and deadline-aware plans in a native app for iPhone, iPad and Apple silicon Macs.
You can bring in CSV files, supported Anki .apkg decks and Cuepacks. Study data remains on your devices by default, with optional private iCloud syncing and no Cueable login.
The problem it is trying to solve
Ordinary flashcard apps can tell you which card is due, but studying can still become a long, repetitive queue. Cueable changes both the timing and the activity: a memory might appear as typed recall, a missing phrase, a reconstructed sequence, a relationship task, an outline or a spoken response.
The goal is useful difficulty. You still have to retrieve the knowledge, but the session is shaped to keep attention on the part that needs work.
Who Cueable is for
Cueable is for students and independent learners who primarily study on a compatible Mac and want a private, focused alternative to a complicated cross-platform system. It is especially useful when the learning has a real date attached—an exam, interview or presentation.
Cueable is currently coming soon and in private beta, so the public site explains the product while development continues.