> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.rangesharp.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Recall Mode

> Test your range knowledge by reproducing the entire grid from memory.

## What is Recall mode?

Recall mode tests whether you truly know a range by asking you to **reproduce it from memory**. Instead of answering one hand at a time, you paint the entire 13×13 grid, then check your answer against the correct range.

This is a harder test than Decision mode, but it builds deeper knowledge.

## Starting a Recall mode session

### Quick approach

1. Open a spot in the Study workspace.
2. Click **Train** in the toolbar.
3. Switch the mode to **Recall** before starting.

### From a study plan

1. Go to **Train** in the nav rail.
2. Select a study plan.
3. Set the mode to **Recall**.
4. Click **Start**.

## How a Recall session works

<Steps>
  <Step title="You see an empty grid">
    RangeSharp shows you a blank 13×13 grid, along with the spot information (position, action line, stack depth) so you know which range to reproduce.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Paint the range from memory">
    Use the action palette and paint the cells you think are correct. You can use all the same tools as in the Study workspace — click, drag, keyboard shortcuts.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Click Check when you're done">
    When you've painted everything you remember, click **Check** to compare your answer against the actual range.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Review the diff">
    RangeSharp overlays your answer on top of the correct range and highlights:

    * **Correct cells** — Hands you got right
    * **Missed cells** — Hands in the correct range that you didn't paint
    * **Wrong cells** — Hands you painted that aren't in the correct range

    You see an overall accuracy score and can study the specific differences.
  </Step>
</Steps>

## Scoring in Recall mode

Your recall accuracy is calculated cell by cell:

* Each cell you painted correctly counts as a match
* Each cell you missed or got wrong counts as an error
* The final score is the percentage of cells that match the correct range

## When to use Recall mode

| Situation                                    | Use Recall mode?                                         |
| -------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------- |
| Learning a brand-new range                   | No — use Decision mode first                             |
| You score 80%+ consistently in Decision mode | Yes — time to test deeper knowledge                      |
| Preparing for a live session                 | Yes — if you can recall the full range, you know it well |
| You want to verify a range you imported      | Yes — paint it from memory, then compare                 |

<Tip>
  **Recall mode is the gold standard for range mastery.** If you can accurately reproduce a range from memory in Recall mode, you truly own that knowledge and will perform better at the table.
</Tip>

## Tips

* **Start with simple ranges.** Try recalling a tight UTG opening range before attempting a complex BB defense range.
* **Don't worry about exact frequencies.** In Recall mode, focus on getting the correct actions on each cell. Frequency precision comes with practice.
* **Use the diff view to study.** After checking, spend a minute looking at which cells you missed. These are the hands you need to focus on in your next Decision mode session.