For Teachers & Administrators

Your students will remember
more than they ever have.

Free classroom tools built on peer-reviewed memory science. Assign content, track every student's progress, and know who needs help — before the test.

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$0
For teachers & students. Always.
85%
Retention target per card
50%
More retained vs re-reading
10
Languages supported
How it works

One app. Both sides of the classroom.

What students see

A study partner that never gets tired.

Assigned flashcard setsShow up on their dashboard with due dates
Reading passages with questionsRead, answer, submit — all inside Cue
Personal tutor on every cardAsk anything mid-session, get a clear explanation
Spaced repetition schedulingCue decides when each card comes back — based on their memory
What teachers & admins control

Full visibility. Zero micromanagement.

Assign decks, topics & passagesFrom the library or your own content, with due dates
Per-student mastery dashboardSee who knows what — and who's falling behind
Printable progress reportsClean PDFs per student or for the whole class
Create reading passagesWrite by hand or generate — attach questions, assign to a class
Student Progress

You always know where every student stands.

Cue tracks every review, every card, and every session — and surfaces what matters without you having to dig for it.

Mastery by chapter

See how well each student knows each topic — broken down by chapter and subtopic. Green means solid. Red means they need attention before the test.

Per student + class average

Weak spot detection

Cue surfaces the cards each student is most likely to forget. You see their weak spots before they do — so you can step in early.

Powered by FSRS memory model

Login streak

Track how consistently each student is showing up. A student who reviews 10 minutes a day retains far more than one who crams the night before.

Daily activity heatmap

Printable reports

Generate a clean progress report for any student or your entire class — formatted and ready to share with parents or administrators.

PDF, one click

Forgetting curve tracking

See each card's predicted retention over time. Know when a student is likely to forget something — before the test, not after.

Real-time per card

School-wide dashboard

Administrators can view progress across every classroom in their school — which classes are thriving and where to focus support.

Admin & school admin roles
Biology — Chapter 2: Cell Structure & Function
6 students  ·  48 cards assigned  ·  Last updated just now
This weekPrint report
61%
Class average mastery
4% from last week
384
Cards reviewed this week
12% more than last week
Inconsistent
Student login consistency
2 students haven't logged in this week
87
Cards due for review today
Across all students
Students are currently struggling with these conceptsThese cards have the lowest average retention across your class this week. Consider reviewing them in class.
Mitochondria — function & structureProkaryotic vs eukaryotic cellsRole of the Golgi apparatus
StudentMasteryLogin streakStruggling withLast seen
AJ
Alex Johnson
Grade 10
87%
5% this week
9 daysGolgi apparatusToday, 3:14 pm
SR
Sofia Reyes
Grade 10
79%
2% this week
6 daysProkaryotic vs eukaryoticToday, 1:52 pm
MK
Marcus Kim
Grade 10
58%
3% this week
3 daysMitochondriaProkaryotic vs eukaryoticYesterday
PL
Priya Lal
Grade 10
54%
6% this week
2 daysGolgi apparatusCell membrane function2 days ago
TW
Tyler Wong
Grade 10
31%
9% this week
0 daysMitochondriaProkaryotic vs eukaryoticGolgi apparatus4 days ago
JB
Jamie Brooks
Grade 10
24%
11% this week
0 daysMitochondriaCell membrane functionGolgi apparatus5 days ago
Mastery scores update in real time as students complete study sessions.
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Built on decades of memory research — not just good design.

Cue uses active recall and spaced repetition — two of the most rigorously studied methods in cognitive science. Students don't re-read or highlight. They retrieve from memory, which is the part that actually builds long-term retention. Every review interval is calculated using FSRS, a peer-reviewed algorithm that models each student's individual forgetting curve.

Read the studies behind Cue →

Ready to try it with your class?

Free for every teacher and every student. No approval process, no budget conversation needed.

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Questions about rolling it out school-wide? Reach us at learningcues.org