The problem of forgetting:
We do forget. Nothing stays in our brain forever without reviews. If something is important to you, you’ll think about it from time to time—these repetitions, conscious or not, will reinforce your memory of this fact. We often come across new information and we want to keep it in memory even though we may not need it for the next weeks, months or even years. In order to not forget we have to do repetitions. However, how much time spent on repetitions is optimal? What is the optimal time of a review?

FullRecall is the solution here. Ensures that you remember new things, but don’t forget what you have already memorized. Reviews are scheduled on days when you’re close to forgetting, so sometimes you may actually forget an information, but FullRecall learns from these mistakes, self-corrects scheduling, to minimize chances of such lapses in the future.

In practice: how does work with FullRecall look like?
The software is similar to common flashcard programs: knowledge is stored in question-answer pairs. You add the question-answer pairs yourself (coming up with a concise, clear-cut question-answer pair, for every information, is a learning experience by itself), or use ready-made question-answer collections. In review mode you’ll have presented the questions, one by one. To every question you’ll think about an answer, and after a while you’ll be confronted with the correct answer. After seeing the correct answer, you’ll be asked for a grade that estimates how well you remembered the correct answer. The grade gives FullRecall a feedback. The program stores also other data, given current grade is able to schedule next optimal review time (and later learn itself if there was a mistake: if scheduled interval was too long or too short—i.e., if your grade on the next review is below or above “good”).

With FullRecall you can learn new things fast, without worrying about repetitions of what you remember—the software assures that even if you forget something that is in your FullRecall learning database, you’ll be soon reminded about it.

"Today plugin" displays number of items that are due to review today. The plugin is not enabled by default, you can enable it in Start->Settings->Today.

Update Description:
v1.3.20 (15-04-2009):
- Improved question/answer autoscalling to make higher priority to answer (when answer is visible) and automatically show scrollbars wheen needed.

v1.3.19 (25-03-2009):
- Removed a bit superflous popup dialog that showed after detection of new items in queue.txt (new items are still automatically added from queue.txt).

v1.3.18 (25-03-2009):
- Added "soft-limit number of reviews per day" from PC version. Can be set in settings. If set and number of reviews for today is higher than the number, then PocketFullRecall tries to re-schedule items to a later date to meet the limit. Only items that can be re-scheduled to a later day without great learning efficiency lost are re-scheduled.

v1.3.17 (24-03-2009):
- Optimizations in "Today" plugin.
- Tap-and-hold over "Add new items" button allows to add items to the queue (without the initial grade): the feature may be helpful for users creating database for other users, or when number of items already added today to the process is huge, but we still want to gather knowledge, adding the items to the learning process (from queue) at some other time.
- Tap-and-hold over "OK" button works like "Hint" feature from PC version (i.e., shows a next letter from answer).