Flash Cards
Create decks, study in three modes (flip & rate, multiple choice, type the answer), and share with the community. Spaced-repetition-style weighting keeps the cards you struggle with coming back.
About Flash Cards
Type a term, flip the card, and decide whether you knew it — that's the core loop in Flash Cards. You build your own decks from scratch, then study them in whichever mode fits the moment: flip-and-rate when you want to move fast, multiple choice when you need a nudge, or type-the-answer when you want to prove you really know it. A spaced-repetition weighting system quietly keeps track of which cards trip you up and brings them back more often, so you're not wasting time on material you've already nailed.
Finished a deck you're proud of? You can share it with the community and pull down decks other players have made — useful when you need to cover a topic fast and don't want to build from zero. If geography vocab is on your list, Atlas Rush covers similar ground with a timed country-naming quiz that makes for solid extra drilling.
Flash Cards sits squarely in the education category and works especially well at a desk: typing answers is noticeably smoother on a physical keyboard than tapping them out on a touchscreen.
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How to use
Create a deck with the + button, add cards with a front (question) and back (answer), then study it in three modes: Flip & Rate, Multiple Choice, or Type the Answer. Browse the Community tab to find decks on any subject — you can fork one to make it your own, or save it to your My Decks tab for quick access. Your progress and saves sync across devices automatically.
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