Orbit guides

Study methods you can put into practice.

Find a study method for your next session: make useful flashcards, test your recall, plan revision, or move your existing cards into Orbit.

Flashcards that help you remember.

Learn how flashcards work, what to put on them, and how to practise with active recall. Includes examples and a simple first review.

How to make flashcards from your notes.

Turn notes into concise flashcards with worked examples, a question checklist, and a paste-ready format for your first Orbit deck.

How to study faster without skipping understanding.

A practical study routine for students: choose a target, test recall, fix gaps, and plan the next review. Includes a 30-minute example.

Active recall: practise bringing an answer to mind.

Learn active recall with flashcards, blank-page recall and practice questions. See how to check answers and combine retrieval with spaced repetition.

Make a revision timetable you can actually use.

Build a realistic revision timetable around exam dates, topic gaps, practice questions and repeat reviews. Includes a one-week example and recovery plan.

Make flashcards with ChatGPT. Keep studying in Orbit.

Draft flashcards with ChatGPT, check the answers, then paste question-and-answer pairs into Orbit for due-date reviews.

Add spaced repetition to ChatGPT flashcards.

ChatGPT saves flashcard decks and offers know-or-miss practice. See how Orbit schedules due dates and lets you paste checked question-and-answer pairs.

A spaced repetition app for your flashcards.

Use Orbit in your browser to add or import flashcards, review what is due, and rate recall to schedule each card’s next review.

Bring your Anki cards into Orbit.

Bring Anki .apkg decks or .colpkg collections into Orbit. Learn what comes across and how to check imported cards.

A flashcard library you can open in your browser.

Make, organise, and review flashcards in your browser with Orbit. Keep a private library, import Anki cards, and sync your study progress.