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Recallbound helps you remember more and forget less by turning your own flashcards into active recall practice on iPhone. Import compatibleapkg decks and pick prompts, answers, notes, and examples. Study through short, game-inspired sessions: preview new cards, retrieve answers without cues, and revisit missed material until recall feels easier. Private by design: no account, no advertising, and your decks and progress stay on your device, fully offline. Interface available in 7 languages.
Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Sidi, the maker of Recallbound.
I kept re-reading my flashcards and still forgetting them, so I built the practice I actually needed: active recall — retrieving the answer from memory before seeing it — wrapped in short, game-inspired quests.
Bring the decks you already use: import compatible Anki .apkg files, choose which fields become prompts, answers, notes, and examples, then study through 8-, 12-, or 18-layer descents with recognition, reverse recall, sentence completion, and spelling questions. Missed cards come back until they stick, and the Recall Codex tracks your mastery.
It's private by design: no account, no ads, and everything stays on your iPhone, fully offline. Core learning is free (starter deck + one imported deck included); optional Pro unlocks unlimited imported decks.
I'd love your feedback — especially from Anki and Quizlet users. What deck would you bring first?
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About Recallbound on Product Hunt
“Turn your flashcards into active-recall quests”
Recallbound was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #225 on the daily leaderboard. Recallbound helps you remember more and forget less by turning your own flashcards into active recall practice on iPhone. Import compatibleapkg decks and pick prompts, answers, notes, and examples. Study through short, game-inspired sessions: preview new cards, retrieve answers without cues, and revisit missed material until recall feels easier. Private by design: no account, no advertising, and your decks and progress stay on your device, fully offline. Interface available in 7 languages.
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Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Sidi, the maker of Recallbound.
I kept re-reading my flashcards and still forgetting them, so I built the practice I actually needed: active recall — retrieving the answer from memory before seeing it — wrapped in short, game-inspired quests.
Bring the decks you already use: import compatible Anki .apkg files, choose which fields become prompts, answers, notes, and examples, then study through 8-, 12-, or 18-layer descents with recognition, reverse recall, sentence completion, and spelling questions. Missed cards come back until they stick, and the Recall Codex tracks your mastery.
It's private by design: no account, no ads, and everything stays on your iPhone, fully offline. Core learning is free (starter deck + one imported deck included); optional Pro unlocks unlimited imported decks.
I'd love your feedback — especially from Anki and Quizlet users. What deck would you bring first?