#FLASHCARD APPS FOR WINDOWS FOR FREE#
#FLASHCARD APPS FOR WINDOWS ANDROID#

Some apps out there just rotate all cards, while I have found that spaced repetition is a must.įast-to-use UI: skipping cards and choosing learning status must be fast and easy. Intelligent ordering and intervals for cards. For iOS there is a paid version available, but if you don't want to pay for it you can still use the web interface on iOS. There is also a web interface that can be used for any device that can browse the web.

#FLASHCARD APPS FOR WINDOWS FOR FREE#

Preferably iOS appĪnki is available for free (and as open source) on among others Windows, Linux, OS X, Android.

#FLASHCARD APPS FOR WINDOWS ANDROID#

My personal deck (Anki's term for sets of questions) that I've been building since I started using Anki in 2008 is up at over 11,000 cards and Anki is still very responsive and quick on both Android and Windows.Īutomatic synchronization between devices: both cards and learning statusĪnki supports synchronization between all supported platforms.Īndroid app. organizing larger sets of questions ('1000 words in language X')Īnki handles large sets of questions very nicely. In addition to just text it also supports images and sounds, so if you are studying a language you can add sound so you can hear how words are pronounced, or if you have a 'Flag of Finland' question you could have a picture of the actual flag as answer. This really is nice-to-have, as creating cards is not the problematic part.Īnki is a spaced repetition flashcard program and it should be exactly what you are looking for. For example requiring choosing actions from menu is not acceptable, but swiping/always visible buttons/tapping is fine.

Fast-to-use UI: skipping cards and choosing learning status must be fast and easy.

Some apps out there just rotate all cards, while I have found that spaced repetition is a must.

Intelligent ordering and intervals for cards.

Automatic synchronization between devices: both cards and learning status.

I'm trying to find flashcard software with following feature set: The point of using software instead of paper cards is that it allows automatic repetition, random ordering and organizing larger sets of questions ('1000 words in language X').

User tells how well he did ('I remembered that correctly, no need to ask it again immediately' / 'Didn't remember, ask this again soon').

Software shows the answer (yay, that was correct).

This is not entered to the software, only thought.

User tries to remember the answer ('It's blue with white cross').Software shows question (e.g 'Flag of Finland?').I have noticed I learn efficiently with flashcards.

Flashcard apps for windows