Reflect for Evernote

Reflect makes it easy to remember the important stuff in your Evernote accountReview, rethink, reflect

Using simple and effective flashcards, Reflect regularly reminds you what you’ve saved. The more you review, the more you remember.
This learning technique trains your memory to absorb information on a deeper level, to be recalled and used at any time. Some call it spaced repetition — we call it reflection.

Take your pile of ever-growing notes stored in the cloud, and let Reflect turn it into an archive of knowledge stored in your mind.

Use Reflect for memorising clippings from your e-books, reviewing lecture notes, keeping ideas and thoughts fresh in your mind. Enjoy Reflect on desktop, tablet and smart phone, 24/7.

Evernote may be your digital memory, brilliantly storing your thoughts, ideas, notes and clippings. But what if you don’t regularly review and reflect on the important stuff? It gets lost, buried under new notes, or forgotten in a rarely visited corner of your mind.

Reflect helps you memorise and reflect on your notes, by scheduling regular flashcards reviews of what you’ve saved in Evernote.

Call it the “eat little and often” approach to learning and reflection. When you take smaller bites, at regular intervals, you digest things easier.

Reflect in any place, at any time
Reflect works on any device — mobile, tablet or desktop. Got a spare 5 minutes? Just launch Reflect and away you go.

Find hidden treasure
Reflect races through your archive and presents your notes to you. Rediscover the hidden value of your Evernote account.

Stress-free learning
Use filters to choose the schedule and frequency of flashcard reviews and notifications. Perhaps during morning coffee? Or after dinner?

To use this extension you need a free Reflect account. You will be shown instructions after you have completed the installation.

Are you an Amazon Kindle user?
We have partnered with the very useful Clippings.io which lets you organize the notes you make on your Kindle and exports them to Evernote. Visit http://www.clippings.io