Suggestions
The next best thing to do right now, ranked by what it does for your retention.
Suggestions answer one question: given everything CogniPage knows about your reading and your recall history, what is the single most useful thing to do right now? Each one comes with a reason and a button that takes you straight there.
The four kinds
| Suggestion | Why it appears | It takes you to |
|---|---|---|
| Review due cards | Cards have come due; reviewing them now is the highest-value thing available. | Flashcards |
| Drill a weak topic | One topic is failing far more often than the rest — worth attacking directly rather than waiting for the schedule. | Flashcards, scoped to it |
| Re-read the material | Recall keeps failing on a topic, which usually means the original understanding was thin. Cards cannot fix that; re-reading can. | The source material |
| Take a break | You have done enough. More reviewing in one sitting produces diminishing returns. | Nothing — that is the point |
Priorities
Each suggestion carries a priority, so a long list still has an obvious first item:
- Urgent — do this first; it has the biggest impact on your retention right now.
- High — important, tackle it soon.
- Medium — worthwhile when you have time.
- Low — nice to do, not pressing.
- Optional — only if you want to go the extra mile.
Refreshing and dismissing
Suggestions regenerate as your data changes, and Refresh rebuilds them immediately from your latest activity — worth pressing after a big reading or review session. Dismissing one removes it; it will come back only if the situation that produced it recurs.
Nothing due, nothing slipping, nothing left unreviewed. Read something new, and suggestions will have something to say tomorrow.
Generating suggestions uses AI, so it needs an account and credits.