Active Recall Planner

The Active Recall Planner is a tool designed to help users improve memory retention by applying the principles of spaced repetition. This method involves reviewing information at increasing intervals to maximize long-term retention. Using Tkinter, a popular Python library for building graphical user interfaces (GUIs), the tool is calendar-based, allowing users to schedule their reviews effectively

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✨ Features

• Calendar UI: Displays the current month with navigable months.

• Add Tasks: Users can add learning topics, which are scheduled for recall on specific future dates.

• Delete Tasks: Users can remove any scheduled topics.

• Spaced Repetition Scheduling: Topics are recalled based on these intervals:

  Day 0, Day 1, Day 3, Day 6, Day 13, Day 27, Day 55, Day 111, Day 223, Day 364

• Task Highlights: Days with scheduled recalls are highlighted in the calendar.

• Motivational Quotes: Displays random quotes for encouragement.

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Installation & Setup

1. Clone the Repository

git clone https://github.com/kannanb2745/Active-Recall-Planner.git

2. Change the directory

cd Active-Recall-Planner

3. Run the Application

python Active-Recall-Planner.py

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📖 How It Works

• Launch the Application A calendar view appears. A motivational quote is displayed at the top. Users can navigate through months.

• Adding a Task Click on a date to add a learning topic. The topic is scheduled for future recalls using the spaced repetition pattern.

• Deleting a Task Click on a date that contains a scheduled topic. Choose the delete option and enter the topic to remove.

• Task Highlighting Days with scheduled recalls are highlighted. Normal days remain uncolored.

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🛠 Future Enhancements

1. Export tasks as a JSON or CSV file.
2. Add custom scheduling intervals.
3. Converting this as pip package
4. Cloud sync for backup.

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📄 License

This project is open-source under the MIT License.

Developed by Kannan 🔗 GitHub