Bring your source.
Use material you already care about: a paper, a chapter, a lecture, or your own notes.
socratink
Learning by reconstruction
Close the page.
What remains?
Socratink shows what you can explain without the source, then brings back the connections worth rebuilding.
Open SocratinkReading gives context.Useful, not proof
Reconstruction gives evidence.Built from memory
The source closes before your answer starts.
Your source starts the work. Your own explanation is what counts. Socratink uses the difference between the two to decide what should return.
Explain it closed.
Rebuild one connection before the source or AI opens. The first answer stays yours.
Return after spacing.
Study only what was missing, then rebuild the connection later without the source or AI.
What the record can honestly say
You viewed it.
Reading and AI explanations can help, but they do not show what you can produce.
You rebuilt it.
An explanation made from memory becomes evidence of what changed.
See what you can explain without help.
Bring a source. Socratink closes it before the first answer, then returns the connections worth rebuilding.