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Frequently asked questions

Quick answers to the questions students ask before they trust Fakarny with their study routine.

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Getting started

Fakarny is a modern study app for university students. It uses the FSRS 6.0 spaced repetition algorithm to help you review lectures before you forget them, so less of your effort gets wasted on re-learning.

The easiest path is:

  • Create a free account
  • Add one real lecture you need this week
  • Do the first study or review
  • Come back when Fakarny schedules the next step

Yes. Fakarny offers a free tier with the core study flow, including lectures, reviews, progress tracking, and the FSRS scheduling engine.

FSRS algorithm

FSRS stands for Free Spaced Repetition Scheduler. It predicts the best time to review based on your memory performance, instead of forcing every lecture into the same fixed timetable.

  • Again — you could not recall it
  • Hard — you recalled it with difficulty
  • Good — you recalled it correctly
  • Easy — you recalled it instantly and confidently

Intervals change based on your own answers, the lecture's past performance, difficulty, and your retention target. The schedule is meant to adapt to you, not stay fixed.

Features

Hard Sections let you mark the exact part of a lecture that keeps slowing you down, so you can focus on the weak spot instead of repeating the whole lecture blindly.

The calendar shows due lectures, exams, and events in one place so you can see your workload clearly before the week gets messy.

Yes. Use the export option in settings to download your study data and keep a portable backup.

Account & privacy

Use the “Forgot Password” link on the sign-in screen, enter your email, and follow the reset link we send you.

You can delete your account from Settings → Account, or use the dedicated delete-account page if you need the external instructions.

Yes. Fakarny uses HTTPS in transit, secure authentication, access controls, and a privacy-first approach. For the full details, read the privacy policy.