I love this app. It’s super flexible and allows me to create (literally) thousands of cards with multiple sides and qui myself on them on multiple devices. Only wish it were easier to transmit decks from one device to another (eg bluetooth and not wireless).

I've used a lot of flashcard/anki apps and tbh this is the only one I've ever liked. Thank you so much!

Terrific study tool for memorizing just about anything!

Studying Japanese vocabulary requires memorizing 3 basic things about each word: its meaning, its pronunciation, and how it is written. When I start, I like to see the pronunciation and written form together and quiz to match them with their meaning. Later, I want to see the written form alone to quiz for its pronunciation and meaning both.With paper cards (and most flash card software I've tried), this requires creating duplicate decks. With iFlash, I can simply create 3- (or 4-, or 5-) sided cards and change the side order for quizzes as my learning progresses and my needs change, and using random side order enables my ultimate study goal of seeing one card side at random and quizing myself for both (or all) of the others.I have been using iFlash for Mac for a couple of years and am ecstatic to at last have a truly mobile study tool for the decks I have already created! It's good to see that iFlash Touch shows the same polish and thoughtful design as its Mac OS partner. At this writing (version 1.0.1), the only feature I miss is support in the Touch version for decks that include pictures and sound (because I've been spoiled by the excellence of the desktop app). I look forward to this outstanding app getting even better.