AI assistants are only as helpful as the prompts that shape them. In this release, we focused on making Schema’s assistant more thoughtful and easier to work with. We rewrote its prompts so the concepts it suggests are sharper, more relevant, and more aligned with how you think. It now guides you better, asks smarter questions, and helps you uncover ideas you might’ve missed. And when you want to shape its behavior? You can now drag and drop your AI commands into whatever order fits your flow — no need to retype or start over. Small things, but they compound.

The hardest part of learning isn’t understanding. It’s remembering. That’s what Schema is built for. You learn something once. If you don’t review it, it fades. But if you return to it—just before you forget—it sticks. It compounds. You don’t just remember. You master it. We made that process visible with memory dots. Now we’re zooming out.

One of the weird things about learning is that you usually don’t know if it’s working. You read something five times and feel like you’ve learned it. But two weeks later, it’s gone. Or sometimes you barely study something and it sticks for years. Most tools don’t show you this. They help you consume more, but not see what’s happening inside your head. That seemed like something worth fixing...

Most breakthroughs start with a single idea. A line you read. A thought you jot down. A question you can’t shake. With this update, Schema helps you follow those ideas further — faster, clearer, and from more angles than before...

Most ideas come when you are not trying. Reading a book. Scrolling online. Writing notes. Now you can turn those moments into memorable concepts...