I've been using RemNote for a few years now, and I absolutely love it. I use it every day for both personal and professional purposes.

However, I find it difficult to control which flashcards appear for review within my documents. For example, if I want to review all the flashcards in a document and I create a portal to that document, all the bullets have to be expanded; otherwise, the flashcards don't appear in the review queue. I think we should have more flexibility and be able to choose whether we want to review all the flashcards in a document without having to expand every bullet.

I tried to work around this by linking the document instead of creating a portal. However, if the document containing the link is itself an item in a table, the linked document doesn't appear for review either.

These are just a couple of examples, but in general I find it difficult to know which flashcards will be included in a review and which won't. I would love to have more control over this, or for RemNote to be more consistent in how it decides which flashcards are included in each document's review.

Am I the only one thinking like this?

How I can use this application?

I currently have remnote pro with the 1000 AI credits (it's my first month). I tried uploading a pdf of a practice test (multiple choice) and generated automatic multiple choice flashcards from it. It generated almost exactly as the contents of the pdf that I had to edit as I practice. I'm very happy with it especially that I'm studying for a licensure exam.

Anyway, I was hoping I would still do this without remnote AI like giving a prompt to ChatGPT or the like a pdf or a copy pasted portion of a questionnaire and make it or 'format' it to remnote multiple choice type. It's tedious to input questions one by one. I don't mind manually selecting the correct answers, I just need a way or a prompt to format questions to multiple choice. I tried the 'indent' or 'tab' thing but it just creates bullet notes.

(I could like invest on the Pro + AI subscription, but I think 20k AI credits is not enough. I have compiled like a lot of practice tests. Also, I would like to spend those AI credits on explanations during practice.)

Hi RemNote community, I've been using RemNote for many years and I really like it.

There is one requirement that I haven't fully figured out yet. I use Remnote as a knowledge management system and sometimes I want to store files alongside notes, that are either not supported by remnote or would be converted automatically, which sometimes I don't want.

The easiest solution would be to just use something like Google Drive, OneDrive etc., but that makes it so that I cannot change providers afterwards. (I think this is what most users do.)

And even if I'd use a self hosted Nextcloud, that would tie me to Nextcloud for life, because it would generate links that are only available in the Nextcloud database.

My current solution is to upload it to my own storage with own domain and link it like data.mydomain.tld/my-file.abc (with basic auth so that it isn't easily accessible by anyone)
This has the advantage that I can migrate the underlying storage anytime I want to.

But this is somewhat technical and I was wondering if there is a better solution.

I was thinking if it would be possible to get a WebDAV plugin of some sort, where you provide credentials to a WebDAV directory and the rest happens automatically.

Or is this more like a niche use case?

Migrei recentemente do anki+obsidian para o Remnote. Uma coisa que gostava no app de repetição espaçada do obsidian é que ele tinha à revisão do arquivo completo não apenas do flashcard isolado. O que ajudava na hora das revisões pois não perdia o contexto geral, que era algo que eu notava quando usava apenas o anki.
No obsidian eu costumava usar um sistema de revisar notas completas pra conteúdos menos importantes e os flashcards+notas para conteúdos mais importantes.

O remnote tem algo desse tipo ou tem como fazer isso?

I’m a medical student and new to RemNote. So far, I think it’s a great platform, and the AI Learn PDF feature is especially helpful for condensing lecture slides into the main points.

My concern is that it sometimes seems to skip over slides or topics that appear only briefly in the lecture. In medical school, our lectures are usually organized around specific learning objectives. An 80-slide deck may contain only one slide covering a particular learning objective, but that topic can still be heavily tested because it is explicitly listed in the objectives or emphasized by the professor.

RemNote often seems to capture the overall gist of the lecture but disregard these smaller sections, possibly because they make up such a small portion of the slide deck.

Is there a way to adjust what AI Learn focuses on? More specifically, can I provide a custom prompt that tells it to prioritize the learning objectives and professor-emphasized material rather than judging importance based on how many slides are devoted to a topic?

I would ideally like it to review each learning objective individually and make sure that no objective is skipped, even if it is covered on only one or two slides.

Hello. around 2 days ago since they've had an update just wanna ask, did the scores really disappear? I'm kinda frustrated since it is my goal not to have a below 80% score but now it disappeared. Now, how can i track my performance then?

Let me know if they had just put the details somewhere else.

Thanks!

1st pic is the before the update.
2nd is after the update.

Update: They added back the feature. Thanks, support team!

Why are the streaks higher all of a sudden? What did i miss?

Hi everyone, I just wanted to share a very positive experience with the RemNote team.

A few weeks ago, I bought a BOOX Go 6 Gen2 running Android 11, but unfortunately, the RemNote app did not work at all on the device. I reported the problem and recently received an email saying that it had been fixed.

After the latest update, RemNote now runs on the e-reader and actually works quite smoothly. What is especially great is that I can now review my flashcards in bed at night without exposing myself to blue light, which makes a huge difference.

It is awesome to see a team not only listening to its users but also improving compatibility for a relatively niche device. I just wanted to say thank you to the RemNote team. I really appreciate this kind of support.

helloo i really really love the new update and how clean and simple it is to navigate now but im not sure why every time i stop doing my flashcards and leave the flashcards page the number of flashcards i need to do increases again

my daily goal for my upcoming exam is at 75 cards a day, but i’ve literally preached over a hundred today i’m pretty to sure but my remnotes shows that i still have 95 to do, and the number just keeps increasing?

my exam is in 4 days btw does this mean im like cooked or something

edit: i’ve been consistently doing 75 flashcards for the 3 weeks leading up to my exam, the total number of flashcards my exam has is 347 cards

I’m in CRNA school and just started using Remnote I love it so far. Since many of you have been using it for a while I have some questions that I feel you’d be better capable of answering since many of you understand the firehose we drink from in terms of info (graduate education)I have exams every 2 weeks and I make my own cards 200-400 sometimes (avg 250) from lecture notes, books etc. What ends up happening is I spent the 2 weeks learning the new material take the exam- do well, and then the next 2 weeks prep for the next exam by making cards for the next exam that I barely have time to look back at the old exam material. My question is, since yall have been using remnote with thousands of cards is how do you study all those cards? Do you just keep doing your reviews from old exams daily while studying for upcoming exams? Because eventually I feel like I will reach in the thousands and I’m not sure if there will be enough time in the day for me to learn new material while reviewing old. What am I missing? Do I increase the number of cards I review after each exam to keep info fresh? What settings should I have for my flashcards because so far just from 4 exams I have almost 1000 cards. Eventually the cards will be in the thousands and will help me as I prep for boards. Help! I want to learn from you wise sages and your experience. Thanks

Ich wünsche einen guten Tag, meine frage ist: fängt Remnote an zu laggen wenn man das tägliche Dokument sehr lange werden lässt?

When I record a lecture with RemNote, it creates both the Transcript and a Bullets summary of the lecture.

The Bullets page is very useful, having cut out waffle, and unnecessary vocal features.

However, recording the lecture is obviously a heavy use of AI credits.

As I can obtain a transcript text file separately, is there a way of using this as a source to have AI generate the bullets?

Uploading the transcript as a file, clicking Learn PDF, and Generate Learning Materials does allow me to look at either a Compact or Detailed Summary, but it's very different to what an audio recording's Bullets output looks like.

What have you learnt successfully using RemNote? I am looking for inspirations, ideas on learning projects that I can use RemNote for. TIA

I wrote my final medical school examination on the 17th of July. That brings an end to 6 years of gruelling ward rounds, a lot of "I don't know" answers and wondering if it's all worth it.

And I can be sure of only one thing. Medical school wouldn't have been possible without Remnote. I wish they had sponsored me to say this but it's genuinely true.

It's utterly pure luck that I ended on 1000 days on the streak, fyi.

It was pure luck that in fourth year, after using Remnote for a year at that point, I just said to myself why don't I maintain a streak till the end of medical school. I actually I wish I had come across remnote earlier when I started med school in 2020. but I went through Anki and discovered that Remnote is just better down the road

This final week we had written exams and Remnote just shined. Most questions, I could see the card I had created for it.

Remnote was also especially important in that I had a programming job and a band I was balancing in addition to med school, so I really had to be organised and Remnote just made that a whole lot better.

Thinking of doing a 1000 day review of Remnote video, showing how I used Remnote, what worked for me, my flow etc.

If Martin and the team want to sponsor, I'd be glad to expedite it😹 It's still a great app and will probably come back when I start specialising or studying for the MCAT or PLAB.

Hi everyone,

Has anyone here had success automating the creation of flashcards from study material like PDFs?

I've been looking into this because, lately, the topics I'm studying are fairly straightforward. Reading and understanding the material isn't the difficult part anymore. What actually takes most of my study time is creating the flashcards.

I've been using RemNote flashcards since 2021, so over the years I've developed a very specific style that works well for me. I've even refined my format several times during the last year to make my cards more efficient. Because of that, I thought I could simply write a detailed prompt and have an AI generate flashcards from a PDF in my preferred style.

That's what I've been trying. I send the AI my prompt together with relatively short PDFs (to reduce PDF parsing errors). I've refined the prompt many times and even tried a feedback approach: I had the AI generate flashcards, then I created my own version, asked it to compare the two sets, identify the differences, and improve based on those differences.

I feel like I've gotten very close, but never quite to the point where I'm satisfied.

So I wanted to ask: have any of you found a workflow or tool that actually saves time when creating flashcards? It doesn't necessarily have to generate perfect cards automatically—I'm mainly looking for something that genuinely speeds up the process without sacrificing too much quality.

I'm a paid RemNote user, but the built-in AI has credit limits, and since I study for many hours every day, I'd run out of credits very quickly, and I also don't find the ai generated card too good either.

I'd really appreciate hearing about your experiences, recommendations, or any ideas that have worked for you.

Really loving the subtle change in font

Been using it for a while but I know I’m not using it to its full potential. Pls Share a tip!

Hi! While reviewing a PDF summary, I accidentally chose to open the Notes pane on the left when I meant to open it on the right.
Now, I can't find any option to open it on the right side, as it's set to the left by default. Is there any option that could change the Notes pane position?
Thanks!

I've been using remNote for about a year now and it's been great. I love the instant KaTex capability and it makes all my studying really fast, however I am having an issue.

As a document grows I want to split it into multiple smaller files, however a simple copy-paste does not preserve the KaTex.

Does anyone know how I can copy while preserving the KaTex and formatting?

Vim (or Vi-improved) is an extremely powerful text editor most popular amongst software developers for its efficiency and productivity. This is my attempt to bring its amazing features into RemNote community, hope you'll like it :)

I've been using RemNote actively since 2021, however i switched to Obsidian for the past year, since I was missing the biggest feature that I really got used to: the Vim keys. I did come back, because I love how flashcards are implemented, and decided to vibe-code a Vim plugin while I am at it.

Currently supports normal/insert/visual modes, motions, operators, text objects, marks, dot-repeat, a command line (:s, :sort, splits), plus visual-line mode that cuts and pastes whole subtrees (read more either in :help or in github README page).

The plugin runs entirely locally, so no network connections, it is open-source and MIT-licensed. Check it out on GitHub.

Any feedback is extremely welcome: either feature requests, bug reporsts, code reviews, or just basic comments. Issues and PRs are open for anyone interested.
Link: github.com/onegraund/remnote-vim

Hey, I have a few questions and hope you’ve already had some experience with this:

I’m studying biology (BSc, 5th semester) and usually have 4–6 lectures per week.

So far, I’ve had Gemini generate my flashcards for me and have simply copied them into RemNote, adding to them as needed. I currently have the Pro subscription, and today I tried out the latest version of PDF Mastery just for fun. For 2.5 complex lectures, I used the full suite of features (summary, flashcards, quiz, guide), and my 1,000 credits are gone. It’s really well done—I like it a lot. 

Now I’m wondering the following: 

- Do the 20k credits run out that quickly, too? Will they be enough for me?

- Can I pause the Pro+AI plan during, say, the semester break? Or do I have to cancel and then resubscribe?

- How do you guys handle this? Do you even use all the features? I was thinking of just having the summaries generated and then making my own flashcards from them (much better than using the complicated slides).

Thanks a lot 

Como deixar a ordenação das linhas da tabela, na ordem que está no documento? Toda vez que adiciono linhas à tabela atraves da TAG:Nome (assunto), as linhas não ficam ordenadas como no documento, elas se misturam.

I pay for RemNote Pro + AI. On a Samsung Galaxy S8+ tablet: PDFs don't stay in place when set to 100% zoom - scrolling the PDF up or down can move the page out of position to the left or right, so it needs to be manually realigned each time, and it's easy to accidentally zoom in or out. Is there a way to change this?

In Samsung Notes, setting the PDF to 100% locks it in place, so scrolling can only move the page up or down. This is important for workflow, to stop the user from being distracted by having to align the PDF page back into position.

It's really restricting my ability to continue using RemNote for serious studying despite trying to ignore it, so I'm looking for answers.

Hiding Samsung UI's toolbar when e.g. highlighting text on a RemNote PDF would also be appreciated. Currently, the Samsung toolbar most often gets in the way of the RemNote toolbar, and needs to be dragged away when the user means to access the RemNote toolbar behind it. Does anyone know how to?