Ace Your Exams While You Sleep
Stop pulling all-nighters that don't work. SomniCue uses neuroscience to reinforce what you studied while you sleep. Better grades, less stress, actual rest.
Free tier available • Works with any subject • iOS 17+
Traditional Studying is Broken
You're working harder than ever but still forgetting half of what you learn.
Caffeine-Fueled Cramming
You pull all-nighters before exams, running on coffee and anxiety. By test time, you're exhausted and can barely think straight.
The Forgetting Curve
You study for hours, feel prepared, then blank on the exam. Without reinforcement, you forget 70% within 24 hours.
Sleep vs. Study Tradeoff
You sacrifice sleep to study more, but sleep deprivation destroys memory consolidation. It's a losing battle.
What if sleep was study time?
Study Smarter, Not Longer
😫 Without SomniCue
- Active study time6+ hours cramming
- Night before examAll-nighter panic
- Retention after 1 week~30% remembered
- Stress level📈 Through the roof
😎 With SomniCue
- Active study time4 hours focused study
- Night before exam8 hours sleep + reinforcement
- Retention after 1 week~70% remembered
- Stress level📉 Manageable
How It Works
Add SomniCue to your study routine in 5 minutes. No complicated setup.
Add Your Topics
Create items for the concepts you need to memorize. One topic per item works best.
Study with Cues
Review in Study Mode. Audio cues play at random intervals, creating memory associations.
Sleep
SomniCue detects deep sleep via Smart Watch and replays your cues at optimal moments.
Retain More
Wake up with stronger memories. Topics you reinforced overnight stick better.
Works for Any Subject
If you need to memorize it, SomniCue can help reinforce it.
History
Dates, events, historical figures
Biology
Cell structures, processes, terminology
Chemistry
Formulas, elements, reactions
Languages
Vocabulary, verb conjugations
Psychology
Theories, researchers, terms
Business
Concepts, frameworks, definitions
Plus: Economics, Sociology, Nursing, Law, Computer Science, and more...
Students Love SomniCue
"Finals week used to destroy me. Now I prep my hardest topics in SomniCue and let it reinforce them overnight. My GPA went up a full point."
Jordan K.
Junior, UCLA
"I was skeptical but tried it for my psych midterm. Woke up and terms I'd been struggling with just... clicked. Ended up with an A-."
Emma S.
Sophomore, NYU
"The Flicker Trigger is clutch. When I'm studying and something finally makes sense, I shake my wrist and it gets priority replay that night."
Marcus T.
Senior, Georgia Tech
Survive Finals Without Destroying Yourself
Finals week doesn't have to mean sleep deprivation and mental breakdowns. Here's how to use SomniCue strategically.
Start Early
Begin reinforcing topics 1-2 weeks before finals. Don't wait until the last minute.
Prioritize Weak Spots
Focus SomniCue on your hardest topics. Use Flicker Trigger on concepts that won't stick.
Protect Your Sleep
All-nighters backfire. Get 7-8 hours and let SomniCue work overnight.
Night Before = Light Review
Don't cram. Quick review, set your items, sleep. TMR does the heavy lifting.
Finals Week Schedule
Works With Your Existing Tools
SomniCue enhances your current study methods—keep using what works.
Anki
Reinforce your toughest flashcards overnight
Quizlet
Let TMR cement those study sets
Notion
Turn your notes into sleep-learning items
Textbooks
Add key terms and concepts from chapters
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this just playing lectures while I sleep?
No—that doesn't work and studies prove it. SomniCue uses Targeted Memory Reactivation (TMR), which plays brief audio cues (not content) that were associated with studying. These cues trigger your brain to replay and strengthen those specific memories during deep sleep.
Will it wake me up?
No. Cues play at very low volumes during deep sleep when your brain is receptive but won't wake up. SomniCue uses your Smart Watch to detect sleep stages and only delivers cues at safe moments.
What subjects work best?
Any subject requiring memorization: history dates, biology terms, chemistry formulas, vocabulary, foreign languages, psychology concepts, etc. TMR works best for declarative memory—facts and information you need to recall.
How is this different from Anki or Quizlet?
SomniCue complements flashcard apps, not replaces them. Use Anki/Quizlet during the day for active recall, then let SomniCue reinforce those same concepts overnight. It's an extra layer of memory consolidation.
I'm a broke college student. Is there a free version?
Yes! The free tier includes 3 study items, 2-3 cues per night, and vibration-only mode. It's enough to try TMR and see if it works for you before upgrading to Pro.
Does it work for STEM subjects?
Absolutely. Chemistry formulas, physics constants, biology terminology, programming syntax—anything you need to memorize. Conceptual understanding still requires active study, but TMR helps cement the facts.
Ready to Study Smarter?
Join thousands of students using SomniCue to boost retention and reduce stress. Start free—upgrade when you see results.
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