Mochi - Flashcards and notes

Mochi Cards, LLC

About this app

Take notes and make flashcards using markdown, then study them using spaced repetition.

Mochi gives you the power to create content specific to your study needs.
Create a deck from scratch, or share one with a friend.

- Mochi uses a spaced repetition algorithm to maximize retention and minimize study time.
- Quickly jot down notes and cards at the speed of markdown. Formatting controls and shortcuts are also there if you need them.
- Linking between cards and notes is a powerful way to build a network of related information.
- Put an end to tediously copying your notes into flash cards one by one. With Mochi you can create flash cards from your notes with one click.
- You can embed media to your notes or cards like images, audio, and video by dragging them onto the editor.
- With a Pro account you can sync your content and use Mochi accross all of your devices, including mobile.
- Leverage the thousands of Anki decks already available online, or import your own.

Ratings and reviews

I am learning a new language and wanted to create flash cards with audio. I paid for Pro subscription, installed on PC, Tablet and Phone. Initially set up decks with Front and Back fields. The text to speech audio function was inaccurate. Even with Pro, No option to attach own TTS audio even in Cram mode. Can you create a faster workflow for adding audio to many cards? Unable to upload TTS audio, all else works well, just need to be able to attach own accurate audio to practice speech tones.

I use Mochi daily since about three months, either from my smartphone or my laptop. The sync between devices works perfectly fine. Mochi provides a lot of flexibility to create flashcards. For vocabulary I use a custom template together with "reverse" cards. I did not explore the full feature set yet, right now I'm just happy.

This is the perfect manifestation of Zettelkasten. Happy user for two years. I just tried templates today and I can't believe it took me this long to discover them: they are a game-changer for foreign language learning or any deck you want to apply uniform structure too (hint more decks with structured templates is powerful). Cross-linking cards is easy and promotes atomic, evergreen notes. Mochi is as powerful or as simple as you wish it to be, which may be its killer feature.

What’s new

Fixed a template rendering issue involving embedding cards in dynamic fields.