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App Store
Flashcards that learn with you
Adaptive spaced-repetition flashcard study across iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, and Vision Pro. Build or import decks on your Mac or iPad, then run drills on your phone or watch. Language-aware text-to-speech and (on supported devices/languages) Apple Intelligence usage examples. Fifty starter decks get you going with modern languages, classical languages, scripts/syllabary, STEM topics and more.
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This app grew out of my own language-learning process. I started learning modern Greek about 5 years ago and moved from DIY paper flashcards to web-based apps (which didn't work well for me) to a homemade python CLI flashcard system with tags, spaced repetition, history tracking and more. Finally I made the jump this year and ported it to SwiftUI so I could run drills on my iPhone and Apple Watch. Now I've got a 7000-term Greek flashcard deck on my wrist! I think it's pretty useful and it was a fun project to get familiar with coding Apple Intelligence, CloudKit, Handoff, etc.
About App Store on Product Hunt
“Flashcards that learn with you”
App Store was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 4 upvotes and 2 comments, placing #150 on the daily leaderboard. Adaptive spaced-repetition flashcard study across iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, and Vision Pro. Build or import decks on your Mac or iPad, then run drills on your phone or watch. Language-aware text-to-speech and (on supported devices/languages) Apple Intelligence usage examples. Fifty starter decks get you going with modern languages, classical languages, scripts/syllabary, STEM topics and more.
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