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Turn web highlights into daily AI quizzes. Spaced repetition for reading retention - remember what you read, automatically. Myto turns the things you highlight on the web into a daily AI-generated quiz, so what you read actually sticks. Most of what you read online disappears within a week — the forgetting curve is real, and highlighting alone doesn't fix it. Myto does the two things that actually work: it turns your highlights into concept-level questions (not fill-in-the-blank recall), and it schedules them with FSRS spaced repetition, the same science behind Anki, so questions resurface right before you'd forget them. HOW IT WORKS • Highlight text on any page, or capture a screenshot of a diagram, slide, or chart • Myto's AI reads the full source and generates real questions about the concepts — not just quizzes on the exact sentence you highlighted • A short daily quiz (2-3 minutes) keeps what you've read permanent • Track streaks and XP as you build a genuine reading-retention habit WHY MYTO, NOT JUST A HIGHLIGHTER Bookmarking and highlighting tools save what you read. Myto is the only step that turns that into something you actually remember — no manual flashcard-writing required. WORKS EVERYWHERE YOU READ Any article, blog post, PDF or documentation page. Screenshot support for diagrams, code, and slides that can't be captured as text. YOUR DATA Myto only reads a page when you actively highlight or screenshot something on it — it doesn't track your general browsing, and it never sells your personal information or captured content to anyone.
Aug 17, 2026
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