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Words highlighted but never revisited: Kindle highlights turned into flash cards and quizzes

Screenshot: Words highlighted but never revisited: Kindle highlights turned into flash cards and quizzes

What it does

Words highlighted in a Spanish Kindle book are emailed at the end of each chapter. Muse extracts the attachment and adds them to a learning app it has been building, with flash cards, quizzes and spoken pronunciations. A word counts as mastered after enough correct translations.

Why it is worth it

Highlights pile up and are never reviewed. Feeding each chapter into a study app that grades you closes the loop without extra effort.

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