When should I split a memory?
Split it when the facts belong to different topics or would need different review questions.
Note splitting
Memory splitter
Dense notes often produce muddy review cards. The splitter helps you find hidden topics and keep each memory focused enough to recall later.
No signup. No AI call. Use it locally, then save the refined note in Recallio when it is worth reviewing.
Template
Main idea: Fact 1: Fact 2: Fact 3: Separate topic hiding inside this note: Keep together or split:
How to use it
1. List the facts in the note.
2. Split when two facts belong to different topics.
3. Keep together when the facts explain one distinction.
4. Use fewer, sharper memories before generating cards.
Best for
Breaking a long article note into smaller memories.
Separating definitions, examples, and exceptions.
Preparing cleaner input before generating recall cards.
FAQ
When should I keep a note together?
Keep it together when the facts explain one distinction or one argument.