Capture anything.
Remember everything.
Turn screenshots, notes, slides, and anything worth remembering into flashcards you can actually study.
You already save things
you want to remember.
Lecture slides. Notes. Diagrams. Articles. Things you look up. Things you know you'll need later.
Saving it isn't the same as learning it.
MemoryTrap turns the information you capture into something you can come back to, study, and remember.
From screenshot to study-ready
flashcards.
Capture what matters. Let MemoryTrap turn it into structured flashcards. Then start learning.
Start with a screenshot or image worth remembering.
Choose how deeply you want to learn it and let MemoryTrap build the cards.
Review the generated flashcards and save what matters.
See MemoryTrap in action.
From something worth remembering to something you can actually study.
Generating flashcards isn't the finish line. Learning them is.
Making the cards is only
the beginning.
MemoryTrap brings what you've captured back when it's time to study.
Pick a deck and choose what to study.
Think it through before you reveal the answer.
That's active recall — not just re-reading.
See how you did, then study again.
Everything you learn,
in one place.
Organize what you capture into decks and see your learning build over time.
Keep what you're learning organized into decks you can return to anytime.
See your study activity and progress as you keep learning.
Whatever you're learning,
MemoryTrap it.
Turn the information that matters to you into something you can actually study.
- College & school
Turn lecture slides, class notes, diagrams, and study material into flashcards.
- Certifications
Turn technical notes, screenshots, documentation, and practice material into reviewable cards.
- Languages
Capture vocabulary, phrases, grammar examples, and material you want to practice.
- Books & articles
Turn ideas worth remembering into cards you can revisit.
- Career & professional learning
Capture concepts, processes, tools, and information you need to retain.
Capture anything.
Remember everything.
Turn what you want to remember into flashcards you can actually study.