> SRS software with a good UX. This is a common complaint, but feels like a "delicate flower" argument. The UX is pretty spartan, but a fancy whiz bang UI isn

> SRS software with a good UX. This is a common complaint, but feels like a "delicate flower" argument. The UX is pretty spartan, but a fancy whiz bang UI isn't necessary to remember facts. Not everyone needs all that, and the people that do (which is fine, btw), is a reflection of the person more than the tool.