Show HN: Deckdrill – Pimsleur-style audio drills from Anki decks, in your voice
Each new card: English cue → the sentence → a backward build-up from the end (each chunk with a pause to repeat) → slow, normal, slow, normal. Then the card comes back as a recall prompt (English cue, a pause to say it …
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Each new card: English cue → the sentence → a backward build-up from the end (each chunk with a pause to repeat) → slow, normal, slow, normal. Then the card comes back as a recall prompt (English cue, a pause to say it yourself, the answer) 1, 4 and 10 cards later, and once more in a final recall pass.
Built on retrieval practice and spacing, the two most robust findings in memory research. Building up from the end keeps the sentence's natural final intonation on every repetition.
The 30-card Quedar demo runs about 16 minutes in this style.
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