Flashcards World

Andev

In-app purchases

About this app

Supercharge your learning experience with Flashcards, easily create study sets, and choose your favorite way to memorize your cards. Works fully offline!

The app offers the following features:

✔ STUDY FLASHCARDS: Easily create cards, there is no limit on the amount of cards or sets that you can create.

✔ PERFECT FOR LANGUAGE LEARNING: It helps you with improving your language learning and building up your vocabulary.

✔ SPACED REPETITION: Focuses your studying on the cards you are about to forget, that way you will really memorize your cards.

✔ SHARE SETS: Be able to share any of your sets with your friends.

✔ CSV SUPPORT: It is possible to import or export .csv files, so your cards are yours.

✔ MANY STUDY MODES: Use different review modes to keep you engaged while studying, which includes: writing review, multiple answers, audio player, and the good old flashcards review.

✔ WORKS OFFLINE: No internet connection is required, that way you can study from anywhere :-)


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Ratings and reviews

great app. simple yet has enough methods and content to truly help the learning process. I like that it has options for multiple languages. The organization of the content you add into the app is efficient. There are several options for how you use the flashcards (multiple choice, audio and visual, writing) in the free app with several more available if you pay for the premium package. I went through several flashcard apps before finding this one and am finally satisfied. I recommended it.

Can't figure out how to "un-memorize" cards that I accidentally click "Good" on when I'm reviewing due to the fact the good button is in the place I swipe up from to go to the home screen. And when you switch to a different app while reviewing cards and then switch back, the review restarts at the first card and forgets the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, etc. cards that you were reviewing. And it would be nice if you could re-order cards in the sets some way other than drag-and-drop, which is cumbersome.

The many ways to practice terms and their definitions have been a great help so far! Multiple choice & matching from two lists helps me memorize terms, and writing terms based shown definitions helps me with spelling. (Those are free at the time of the writing) It seems like it is made for learning languages. I've been using it for textbook terms & definitions (both in English). I wish it were easier to create divisions/folders (for different classes in my case) but I found a work-around.