Study with people who can see which cards you have down.
Make a group, share the link, add the sets you are all working on. The group sees, per set, who has mastered what — so the cards nobody has down are where you study next. Everyone who joins is told exactly what the group will see, and says yes first.
- An invite link, nothing else
No requests, no approvals. Whoever has the link can join; the owner can turn the link over at any time.
- Consent before visibility
Joining shows you what members will see — mastery and confidence on the group’s sets, nothing outside them — and asks. Leave, and it stops.
- A leaderboard that means something
Cards mastered, not points. Card by card, who knows what, so the group can split the work.
- @maya41 of 48
- you36 of 48
- @dev22 of 48
- @sam9 of 48
cards mastered · everyone in the group sees this
You are joining a study group. Members of Superday crew will see, for the group’s sets:
- which cards you have mastered
- your confidence on each card
- when you last studied
Nothing outside the group’s sets. Leave any time and it stops.
What a member sees, said before they join
The join page is the privacy contract: the group’s sets, the three things members will see about you on them, and the promise that nothing outside those sets is shared.
the cards nobody has down are where the group studies next
Card by card
For every set in the group, a grid of cards against members. The column with the gaps is the person who needs help; the row with the gaps is the card the group should do next.
Your progress stays yours
A group reads your memory; it never writes it. Studying a group’s set is the same as studying any set — the group only watches the result.
Your groupsAlso on synapseHQ
Study with people who can see which cards you have down.
Every way of studying a set feeds the same memory of what you know — and every one is built for the answer in your own words.