templ · now on Google Play
You've learned a thousand things.
Where did they go?
A PDF in your downloads. Flashcards in another app. Notes on paper, a voice memo, nine open tabs, and a plan that only lives in your head. By next week, most of it is gone.
Get it on Google PlayMeet templ
Learning anything well takes three things.
A place to keep what you learn.
Someone to explain it when you're stuck.
And a plan that knows your exam date.
We folded all three into one.
templ.
Learn beyond.
Your notes, your coach and your plan, in one app.
See it work
One question. That's all it takes.
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Ask anything.
Type what you want to learn. Spanish. Calculus. How a jet engine works. Anything.
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It asks two questions. Then it draws you a path.
Where you're starting from, and how much time you have. Then a real course: eight lessons, about six weeks, fifteen minutes a day.
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Every lesson becomes something you can practise.
Lesson notes that teach, with an analogy, a worked example and the usual mistake. Flashcards made from them, one fact on each.
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And it remembers for you.
Days later, a card comes back, right before you'd have forgotten it. Remember it, and it waits longer next time.
The science
Remember on purpose.
Without review, most of a new idea is gone within days. Each review brings it back, and each time it fades more slowly, so the gaps can grow from one day to several weeks. Fewer reviews, and more of it stays.
Reviews are scheduled with spaced repetition, based on the SM-2 algorithm.
Your booklets
Everything looks like what it is.
Bring in a PDF, a book, a photo of the whiteboard. Write notes and draw diagrams. Ask for flashcards, a quiz, a summary or a mind map. Each one sits in your booklet as the thing it is: a quiz looks like a quiz sheet, and a book keeps a ribbon at your page. Every card is drawn by hand.
Meet Sebs and Kiwi
Sebs or Kiwi? Pick a study buddy.
Pick one to learn with. They greet you when you open a chat and think out loud while they work on your answer. Dress them up: twenty-three things to wear, from a beanie to a wizard hat.tap them, then try something on ↓
The full wardrobe, and a companion who walks with you through the app, come with Plus.
And it moves
Ask how a ball flies. Then throw it yourself.
Ask for a simulation and templ builds one you can push, pull and replay. Try it: drag the angle, press Launch, and watch where it lands.
Questions
Before you download
What is templ?
templ is a study app for Android, made by Synlabs. You type what you want to learn and it builds a short course with lesson notes and flashcards, then brings the cards back for review before you forget them.
Is templ free?
Free to start. Notes, flashcards, reviews, booklets, reading, drawing, the schedule and streaks cost nothing. The AI features (the course builder, chat, AI check, generated cards, quizzes, summaries, simulations and web search) come with templ Plus. Google Play shows the price for your country.
Is there an iPhone or web version?
No. templ is on Android only, through Google Play.
How does templ decide when a card comes back?
It uses spaced repetition based on the SM-2 algorithm. After each card you rate it Easy, Medium or Hard. Easy cards wait longer, hard ones come back sooner, and each card shows when you’ll see it next.
What can I keep in a booklet?
Notes, flashcards, quizzes, summaries, mind maps, PDFs, EPUB books, photos, drawings and simulations. Books and PDFs open in a reader with an offline dictionary.
Can I back up my notes?
Yes. templ backs up to your Google Drive, and you can restore it with one tap.
Who makes templ?
Synlabs, an app studio in Robertsganj, India. Email hello@synlabs.tech, or use the support page to report a problem. The templ policies cover privacy, refunds and account deletion.