Build a personal collection of flashcards for words, concepts, dates, and other everyday knowledge. Organize cards into decks, then review them at your own pace.
Each card can include a prompt, answer, optional hint, note, and tags. Search a deck by keyword, filter by tag or your latest self-rating, and edit the front or back whenever your notes change. Enter cards one after another, and use a small editable starter set to explore the review flow.
Choose 5, 10, 20, or all cards for a round. Review in deck order, shuffle the queue, or put recent Forgot and Fuzzy ratings first. Think through the prompt before revealing the answer, then choose Forgot, Fuzzy, or Remembered for yourself. Suggested revisit times are clear: Forgot is ready again now, Fuzzy in about four hours, and Remembered in about one day. These are personal reminders, not a measure of ability.
Your queue and progress are saved as you go, so you can leave and resume without rating a card twice in the same round. At the end, see your self-rating counts and elapsed time, then practice Forgot cards again. A review set brings together cards that are ready or that you marked to revisit. The learning log summarizes real ratings by day.
Move or copy selected cards between decks, copy a complete deck, and archive or restore content when your collection changes. Preferences include round size, queue order, theme, card text size, and reduced flip motion.
Your decks, card content, preferences, and review history remain stored locally on your device. Core learning features work offline without an account or cloud sync.
Personal flashcards for ideas, terms, dates, and everyday learning.