Make a deck, flip a card, rate how it went. Weak cards come back tomorrow, and the ones you know stay away for longer.
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Move decks between devices
Import takes a Thynq JSON file, a CSV with Front and Back columns, or a tab-separated list.
Where your cards are
Box 1 to Box 5: back after 1, 3, 7, 14, 30 days
Paste your list and the count shows here.
Paper and pins
A cut-out sheet: front and back side by side, fold down the middle.
Keep a copy
CSV opens in a spreadsheet. JSON keeps the boxes and due dates.
Say the answer first, then tap the card to flip it. Space flips it, and 1 to 4 rate it.
Five boxes and four buttons. The schedule does the remembering, you do the recalling.
Every card sits in a box. Box 1 comes back tomorrow, Box 2 in 3 days, Box 3 in 7, Box 4 in 14 and Box 5 in 30. It is the 1-3-7 schedule from the spaced repetition article, stretched for cards you keep getting right. Treat it as a practical starting point, not a research rule.
Again sends the card back to Box 1, due tomorrow. Hard keeps it in the same box, so it comes back after that box's gap again. Good moves it up one box. Easy moves it up two boxes. Box 5 is the top.
A deck opens on one number: the cards due today. Finished cards disappear until their date comes round. New cards are ready the day you add them, so you can study a deck the moment you make it.
Answer out loud or in your head before you flip. That moment of recall is the studying. Rate it honestly: a card you nearly knew is Hard, not Good. The streak counts the days in a row you reviewed at least one card.
It will not write cards for you with AI, turn a PDF into flashcards, or put images on cards. Decks are not shared or public, and they do not sync between devices. Export a JSON file to move one. The cards are yours to write, and writing them is part of the revision.
No. There is no sign-up, no email and no account. Your decks are saved in this browser on this device and we never see them. Export a JSON file to move a deck to another device, and Clear my data deletes everything.
Every card sits in one of five boxes, and the boxes come back after 1, 3, 7, 14 and 30 days. Again sends a card to Box 1, due tomorrow. Hard keeps it in the same box, Good moves it up one box and Easy moves it up two. The gaps are a practical starting point, not a research rule.
Yes. Put one card per line, with the front and the back separated by a tab or a | character. A Quizlet export with a tab between term and definition pastes straight in, and the preview tells you how many cards it found before you add them.
Yes. Print the deck gives a cut-out sheet with the front and the back of every card side by side. Cut along the dashed lines and fold down the middle. You can also export a CSV to open the deck in a spreadsheet.
Quiz
Write your own questions, then test yourself. Multiple choice, true or false and short answers, with your best score saved and a link to send to a friend.
Scheduler
Give it your topics and your exam date. It tells you which topic to review on which day, adjusts the gaps from how each review went, and exports to your calendar.
Habit
Write up to three study habits and tick them off each day. The streak is the headline, and sixteen weeks of squares show how the term is really going.