Recall turns your conversations with Claude into active recall: it explains a topic, makes you recall it from memory, and tracks how much you retain over time.
In Claude Desktop, Claude explains a topic and saves its table of contents as the source of truth — before you say a word.
It asks «what do you remember?» and you answer with no hints. Active recall is what cements learning into long-term memory.
Claude evaluates and scores each subsection; the dashboard shows you what you've mastered and what to review, with spaced repetition.
What was explained is saved before your recall, so the evaluation measures what you actually covered — not how it felt in the moment.
The system computes when each topic comes due and builds your review sessions by urgency. You review right before you forget.
Each subsection is conceptual or practical. Concepts get explained; practice puts you to solving exercises — programming, math, anything.
Organize topics into groups (Python, Operating Systems, Math…) and review one group or everything. Optional adaptive difficulty.
Create your account, connect Claude Desktop, and let the system keep track of your memory.