Documentation
Guides for building your curriculum, creating interactives, and making spaced repetition stick.
Getting Started
Paste your notes, play your first lesson, and come back tomorrow. Everything you need to go from signup to your first review in about five minutes.
Read guide →Creating Interactives by Hand
How to create flashcards, clozes, quizzes, typed-answer questions, and image occlusions manually. AI is a starting point in Interact, not a requirement.
Read guide →Generating Lessons with AI
Paste notes, a web link, or a YouTube video and Interact generates interactive lessons. What the generator accepts, how it works, and what each plan includes.
Read guide →Subjects & Curriculum
Subjects organize everything you learn. Nest them, attach goals and resources, and let the Plan page turn scattered materials into a real curriculum.
Read guide →Interactive Types
Every interactive type in Interact explained: flashcards, cloze deletions, multiple choice quizzes, typed answers, and image occlusion exercises.
Read guide →Spaced Repetition & the Learn Queue
How Interact schedules reviews: the Learn queue, quality ratings, and why a few minutes a day beats cramming. Plus streaks and streak freezes.
Read guide →Progress & Streaks
The Progress page shows your review streak, how your goals are moving, and a year of review history, with optional weekly reviews for a slower check-in.
Read guide →Turn a YouTube Video into a Lesson
Paste a YouTube link and get an interactive lesson built from the video. A walkthrough of the flow, what kinds of videos work best, and practical tips.
Read guide →Image Occlusion
Upload a diagram, mask the labels, and review it as a visual flashcard. How to create image occlusions and where they work best, from anatomy to maps.
Read guide →Sharing Subjects
Send a subject to a friend with one link. They can preview everything on the share page, clone it into their account, and make it their own.
Read guide →Formatting with Markdown
Markdown formats text with plain characters. How to add bold, lists, code, math, and images to your flashcards and notes in Interact, with examples to copy.
Read guide →Expensing with a Learning Stipend
Many employers offer a learning stipend. Here's how to download your Interact receipts from Stripe or Apple and expense your subscription.
Read guide →iPhone & iPad App
The native Interact app for iPhone and iPad: what it does, how it syncs with the web, and how to download it free from the App Store.
Read guide →Apple TV App
Interact on tvOS puts your curriculum on the big screen. Browse subjects, jump to saved videos on YouTube, and play through lessons from the couch.
Read guide →Apple Watch App
The Interact Apple Watch app captures what you want to learn by voice. Raise your wrist, say the thing, and a finished lesson is waiting in your Learn tab.
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