Lektr.app

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🧠 Turn your e-book highlights into forever knowledge.

Lektr is a local-first, open-source spaced repetition engine (FSRS) that transforms static highlights into active study decks. Private by design.

šŸ—ļø Self-host via Docker in <5 mins.
🌐 http://lektr.app
#OpenSource #PKM #SpacedRepetition #SelfHosted #FSRS

Websitehttps://lektr.app
Githubhttps://github.com/lektr/lektr/
Discordhttps://discord.gg/BtsNVgZS
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Right now, we are focused 100% on the OSS version. In the future, we might offer a cost-effective hosted service, but the heart of Lektr will always be open.

Check it out: https://lektr.app
Source code: https://github.com/lektr/lektr/

I’d love you to try it out and to hear if you have any features you've always wanted in a reading tool! šŸ“š

#SelfHosted #OpenSource #OSS #Reading #Learning #SpacedRepetition #FSRS #BuildInPublic #Privacy #Lektr

Lektr - Personal Knowledge Retention Engine

Your Personal Knowledge Retention Engine

Lektr is a self-hosted spaced repetition engine (powered by the FSRS algorithm) that transforms your e-book highlights into active study decks.

Why Lektr?
āœ… Open Source: Your knowledge shouldn't be behind a paywall.
āœ… Local-First: Privacy by design. Your data stays with you.
āœ… FSRS-Powered: Using the latest in memory science for scheduling.
āœ… Docker Ready: Spin it up in under 5 minutes.

Hello #Mastodon! šŸ‘‹ #Introduction

Have you felt that you've just finished a book and while you remember the idea in general, it's difficult to relay specific facts from the book to others? I definitely felt that.

I looked into tools like Readwise to help with retention, but I couldn't justify $10/month for what is essentially a highlight aggregator. I wanted something private, local-first, and - most importantly - open source.

So, I built Lektr.