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Ever.li

Ever.li is a mobile game that utilizes spaced repetition and active memorization techniques to enhance long-term retention of historical and cultural knowledge. By providing personalized challenges based on user interests, it effectively combats the forgetting curve, ensuring users retain information more effectively than traditional quizzes.

Marseille, FranceFounded 20225700+ followers
Updated 4 months ago

Funding

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Problem

Traditional methods of learning and retaining historical and cultural knowledge often fail to effectively combat the forgetting curve, leading to rapid information loss. Simple quizzes lack context, and infrequent review further diminishes long-term retention.

Solution

Ever.li is a mobile game designed to enhance long-term retention of historical and cultural knowledge through spaced repetition and active memorization techniques. The game presents users with personalized challenges based on their interests, ensuring regular and increasingly spaced reviews of the material. By providing information upfront and then prompting users to identify correct versions of texts, Ever.li strengthens memory consolidation and combats the forgetting curve more effectively than traditional quizzes. The platform aims to transcribe and transmit humanities, helping users understand the past and the world around them.

Target Audience

The primary target audience includes individuals interested in history and culture, students, educators, and institutions seeking to enhance knowledge retention through gamified learning.

Features

  • Personalized challenges based on user interests to maximize engagement.
  • Spaced repetition algorithm to combat the forgetting curve.
  • Active memorization system that presents information before challenges.
  • Ranking system by category, event, place, and historical period to foster competition.
  • Timeline feature to explore links between past and present.
  • Content spanning 19 topics and 40,000 events across politics, art, science, and more.
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