Flash Cards - Flashcards Maker

Name: Flash Cards - Flashcards Maker
Rating: 4.6 (1500 reviews)
Author: 嘉夫 张

Memorize Notes, Decks for Anki

Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPad

1.5K Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Education
Developer

嘉夫张
Language

EN
+ 2 More
Size

39.9
MB

Remembering things just became much easier. Based on Forgetting Curve, using the SM2 algorithm to repeatedly remind you to review. The goal is to help you remember anything you don't want to forget, such as learning a language or preparing for medical and legal exams, and even your whimsy that you don't want to be obscured by time. You can set questions for card front, then recall the answer according to the question. Your data will be backed up automatically to your iCloud account. That means all your stuff — flashcards, tags, preferences, and more — is safe, up to date, and available on all your devices. You can share notes with other users and invite them to contribute to your notes. Some of Flash Cards' features include: · Backed up by iCloud automatically (supported with iOS 13+) · Sync between multiple devices · Advanced spaced repetition algorithm (SRS), built with Artificial Intelligence (AI) · Able to import data from Anki files (*.apkg, *colpkg, *zip) · Support for organizing notes by tags · Support for adding images, videos, audio, tables, checklists. · Support for inserting, editing, and viewing mathematical equations and formulas. · Support for Speech Synthesis, and listening to your notes in the background. · Support for scanning and inserting documents. · Support for marking up images. · Support for setting font size of the text to make it catch the eye of the reader. · Support for different font families to help differentiate between sections of the content that serve various purposes (e.g. main text and a side quotation or a recap). · Support for both markers (background color) and pens (text color) to make the text stand out even more and draw attention. · Support for advanced text styling features such as subscript, superscript, link and code. · You can embed online video and audio players within notes. · The Code Block feature which allows inserting and embedding syntax color highlighted code snippets into the editor. · Support for finding and replacing any text in the editor easily. · Support for auto formatting which employs Markdown-like inline codes as you type for a faster and more efficient editing workflow. · Handy keyboard shortcuts to speed up your workflow · Support for Dynamic Type · Support for Live Text.

Ratings & Reviews

4.6

out of 5

1.5K Ratings

A huge (Problem)
03/17/2022

EnderMonkie
First I”d like to say I use this app and have bought the premium version to further study,however a major problem is if I’m trying to study different subjects and create notes for that new subject it gets added to the overall number of all the cards I’ve made.I made tags for these different subject cards however theres no filter for (tagged notes).As a user I want to know how I’m progressing in a certain subject by number,but I get the numbers confused because I half to constantly remember how much cards I’ve added for the day.(I’m asking for a simpler way to organize the notes without going to the tagged menu if you can).I really like this apps and it’s helping me alot even now! Thanks!
A huge (Problem)
03/17/2022

EnderMonkie

First I”d like to say I use this app and have bought the premium version to further study,however a major problem is if I’m trying to study different subjects and create notes for that new subject it gets added to the overall number of all the cards I’ve made.I made tags for these different subject cards however theres no filter for (tagged notes).As a user I want to know how I’m progressing in a certain subject by number,but I get the numbers confused because I half to constantly remember how much cards I’ve added for the day.(I’m asking for a simpler way to organize the notes without going to the tagged menu if you can).I really like this apps and it’s helping me alot even now! Thanks!
The best flash card app
08/26/2021

FigHeavy
It is the best stand alone flash card app, I love it and use it every day, but the catch being that it is a stand alone app, there isn’t a computer version, so it would be a pain if I didn’t have a Bluetooth keyboard, but I do have one so it’s no biggy. There are only two things I want, a monthly version to ensure the servers will stay up and a web app
The best flash card app
08/26/2021

FigHeavy

It is the best stand alone flash card app, I love it and use it every day, but the catch being that it is a stand alone app, there isn’t a computer version, so it would be a pain if I didn’t have a Bluetooth keyboard, but I do have one so it’s no biggy. There are only two things I want, a monthly version to ensure the servers will stay up and a web app
3 major issues with an otherwise great app
11/20/2022

Nicoli Namae
Don’t get me wrong. This is my favorite app for flash cards. Good things: Import from Anki style apps. Automatically speaks flash cards. Graduated recall. The Japanese voice is pretty good, even though I did have to tweak spellings to get sounds correct sometimes. But these 3 things bring it down from “favorite by far” to “no audio? no thanks.”1. App support doesn’t exist. Neither the app’s nor app store’s support/issues links or contacts will respond. Messages fly in to the void never to be seen again. The app store’s link opens a page in Chinese that has no actual content, even after running through translation. 2. iCloud and your phone don’t show backups. The app claims to backup on iCloud but there is no backup on iCloud or on your phone. There is no way to log into iCloud from the app. And from 1. above, there is no way to contact the developer to tell them about this issue.3. There is no way to export cards.So you have 3000 cards? If you wanna go to a different app, you’re going to have to make them all again.In conclusion, I might go back to a different app, even though I won’t have the audio part that I really wanted AND I will have to remake a bunch of cards.
3 major issues with an otherwise great app
11/20/2022

Nicoli Namae

Don’t get me wrong. This is my favorite app for flash cards. Good things: Import from Anki style apps. Automatically speaks flash cards. Graduated recall. The Japanese voice is pretty good, even though I did have to tweak spellings to get sounds correct sometimes. But these 3 things bring it down from “favorite by far” to “no audio? no thanks.”1. App support doesn’t exist. Neither the app’s nor app store’s support/issues links or contacts will respond. Messages fly in to the void never to be seen again. The app store’s link opens a page in Chinese that has no actual content, even after running through translation. 2. iCloud and your phone don’t show backups. The app claims to backup on iCloud but there is no backup on iCloud or on your phone. There is no way to log into iCloud from the app. And from 1. above, there is no way to contact the developer to tell them about this issue.3. There is no way to export cards.So you have 3000 cards? If you wanna go to a different app, you’re going to have to make them all again.In conclusion, I might go back to a different app, even though I won’t have the audio part that I really wanted AND I will have to remake a bunch of cards.
Crashes a lot, but sleek design and easy to use
06/02/2020

CristalGN
The only complaint I have is that the app crashes unexpectedly (like at least once a day) on my computer and sometimes I lose my work. On the bright side, I upgraded to Pro to be able to add pictures and stuff to my flashcards, so I can better visualize the information I am studying and I love that. I can also organize my flashcards by tagging each into a category, and I can choose to review the cards based on the tags I assigned them. I also really like that my data syncs on all my devices.
Crashes a lot, but sleek design and easy to use
06/02/2020

CristalGN

The only complaint I have is that the app crashes unexpectedly (like at least once a day) on my computer and sometimes I lose my work. On the bright side, I upgraded to Pro to be able to add pictures and stuff to my flashcards, so I can better visualize the information I am studying and I love that. I can also organize my flashcards by tagging each into a category, and I can choose to review the cards based on the tags I assigned them. I also really like that my data syncs on all my devices.