Guide · Stats and Saved Content

Stats and Saved Content

Keep what you choose to save in one library, and see what is sticking and what needs another pass.

Saved Content and Stats work without a key.

Saved Content with tabs for All, Questions, Notes, Artifacts and Transcripts, a search box, Session and Source filters, and a list of saved questions with their answers and a Practice saved button. — **Fig. 1**Saved Content: everything you kept, sorted by what it is.

§ 1 · Saved Content

One library for what you keep.

Saved Content gathers everything you chose to keep, organized by what it is instead of where you made it: Questions, Notes, Artifacts and Transcripts. Search across all of it, narrow it to one session or one source file, or switch to another session without leaving the page.

Practice saved turns the questions you bookmarked, or the ones Auto-save kept, into a quiz of their own.
Notes you write on a question, or dictate to Voice, all land here.
Export the whole library as a text file, or your saved questions as a PDF.

§ 2 · Artifacts

Study visuals, made for you and kept.

Ask Voice for a flowchart, a pathway, a concept map, a comparison table, a timeline or a set of recall cards, and Memoraful builds it from your lecture.

Each artifact is checked against a fixed format before it is shown, so a diagram never arrives half-drawn, and it names the slides it was built from. When your lecture does not cover something you asked for, the artifact says so rather than presenting outside knowledge as your lecture. Everything you make is saved under Saved Content › Artifacts, where you can open it again, copy it as text, or download it as a single HTML file.

A saved comparison table, Sympathetic vs parasympathetic outflow, comparing outflow, cell bodies, synapse and classic targets, with Slide 1 and Slide 3 chips showing where each row came from. — **Fig. 2**A comparison table, every row linked to the slide it came from.

A saved pathway diagram, Sympathetic pathway to the eye: Hypothalamus, then lateral horn T1, then superior cervical ganglion, then eye and face, with labels on each step. — **Fig. 3**A pathway, drawn by the app from a short description and saved for later.

§ 3 · Stats

See what is sticking.

Stats starts with the big picture and then gets specific, so the next session begins where it should.

Overview

Your level, XP and study streak, an activity map of the last 30 or 90 days, and Needs attention: the questions you miss most, ranked by miss rate.
Lecture Analytics

Every lecture with how much of it you have reviewed and your accuracy. Pick one to practice it again or reset it.
Hardest Qs

The individual questions that keep catching you, so you can go straight back to them.
Badges

Milestones you have earned along the way, for the days a streak is what gets you to open the app.

The Stats overview: level 2, 330 XP and a 4-day streak, an activity map of the last 30 days, and Needs attention listing the three most-missed questions. — **Fig. 4**Stats after a month with a sample lecture: activity, streak and the questions to revisit.

§ 4 · Who it is for

However your course is taught.

Visual learners

Ask for the pathway, the timeline or the comparison table your lecture never drew, then keep it.

Before a cumulative final

Lecture Analytics shows which lectures you have barely touched; Hardest Qs shows which questions still catch you.

Study groups

Download an artifact as one HTML file and send it to the group. It opens in any browser.

§ 5 · Questions

Good to know.

Where is my library stored?

In your browser, on your device. Memoraful saves your sessions, saved questions, notes and artifacts locally rather than in an online account.

Can I take my notes and visuals out of Memoraful?

Yes. Saved Content exports as a text file, saved questions download as a PDF, and every artifact downloads as a single, self-contained HTML file you can open anywhere.

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