Support

Kimp helps you discover one artwork a day and actually remember it. Over time, you build real art knowledge—artists, movements, and connections—and your “taste map” becomes uniquely yours based on what you learn and retain.

Today is your daily stop: one curated artwork, once per day. You can take your time to look, read, and explore the context (artist, era, movement).

Tapping Learn this saves the artwork into your knowledge and creates a few review prompts. That’s how you go from “I’ve seen it” to “I know it.”

Review is the part that makes everything stick. You’ll get a short session of quick prompts that refresh what you learned, right before you’re likely to forget it.

Kimp uses spaced repetition (smart timing) + active recall (remembering from your mind, not re-reading) because it’s one of the most reliable ways to build long-term memory—especially for names, styles, and recognition.

You’ll mark whether you remembered or didn’t. (Depending on your UI, that can be a swipe or a tap.) Kimp uses that signal to decide when to show it again.

No. Wrong answers are useful. They simply come back sooner, so you get another chance while it’s still fresh enough to learn.

Because recognition and recall need repetition. Seeing something again isn’t “going backwards”—it’s how it becomes automatic.

Review volume changes based on what’s due. If you remembered easily, cards come back later. If you struggled (or missed days), more cards may become due around the same time.

Most people do it in 2–5 minutes:
1 artwork in Today
a short Review session (when you have cards due)

Nothing breaks—but reviews can pile up a little. If you miss several days, you might have a bigger session when you return. The best move is to just restart gently and do a bit each day until you’re caught up.

No. Kimp is built for beginners. If you’re curious and consistent, you’ll build real cultural confidence step by step.

Not in the core flow—by design. One per day keeps it calm, enjoyable, and memorable. The goal is lasting culture, not cramming.

Yes. You can revisit learned items from your knowledge area and search within what you’ve already learned (artists/artworks/movements).

Your progress shows up visually: your knowledge becomes more connected over time. More connections usually means deeper understanding and stronger recall.

You can usually do Reviews offline. To load Today’s artwork (especially images), you may need a connection—once it’s loaded, you’ll often still be able to revisit what you’ve already learned.

No. Your learning is stored on your device, so you can start instantly.

Not yet. Since progress is stored on-device, switching phones can reset your data unless you restore from a device backup.

Yes. There’s a reset option in Settings if you want a fresh start (for example, if you’re testing or restarting your routine).

Reminders help you keep the habit effortless—so you don’t miss the next masterpiece and your progress keeps compounding.