Flashcards

Spaced repetition, simplified

Remember what matters when work gets demanding.

Turn frameworks, facts, and hard-won lessons into short daily reviews. Flashcards brings each idea back before you forget it, so it is available when you need it at work.

How it works

Three steps. Five minutes a day.

Step 1

Capture

Add cards manually or by CSV. Spend less time organizing, more time retaining.

Step 2

Review

Run short 5–15 min sessions. Answer cards and get instant feedback on what you know.

Step 3

Retain

Spaced repetition brings ideas back before you forget. Review less often, remember for longer.

Features

Everything you need. Nothing you don't.

Fast card capture

Add cards in seconds from text, CSV, or manual entry. Spend less time organizing, more time retaining.

Smart scheduling

Cards come back based on your answers, not a fixed loop. Review less often, remember for longer.

Weak-card mode

One click focuses your session on weak spots. Fix gaps directly instead of reviewing what you already know.

Tag-based study

Filter by topic — strategy, hiring, finance, product. Study for the work in front of you.

Progress stats

See correctness and recency while you review. Know what's improving and what still needs attention.

Safe card management

Edit, pause, delete, restore from trash, and bulk-manage. Your system stays clean without losing important notes.

Real workflows

Concrete use cases

Examples of knowledge worth retaining when decisions and conversations move quickly.

Founder: board prep

Reviews pricing and positioning principles before investor updates.

→ Defends trade-offs clearly under pressure.

Operator: metrics consistency

Drills KPI definitions, thresholds, and escalation rules weekly.

→ Reviews stay consistent across teams.

Product manager: customer memory

Retains customer pain points from calls and discovery notes.

→ Roadmap decisions map to real demand.

Team lead: 1:1 quality

Memorizes coaching and feedback frameworks for meetings.

→ Conversations stay structured and useful.

vs Anki

Already know Anki?

Anki is excellent. If you want deep control and full customization, it's hard to beat.

Flashcards is better for people who want less setup and less maintenance. Built for professionals who need short daily review tied to real work — not long study configuration.

  • No plugins, no templates, no add-on drama
  • Web-first — no desktop install required
  • Built for professionals, not 4-hour study marathons

The science

Why spaced repetition works

Memory decays quickly after first exposure. A recall attempt at the right moment slows that decay. Each successful recall strengthens memory and pushes the next review further out.

You review just before forgetting — not on a fixed calendar. That's why you retain more with less total time invested.

Most people don't use spaced repetition because setup is tedious. Flashcards removes that friction: quick capture, automatic scheduling, short sessions.

FAQ

Common questions

What makes this different from Anki?

Anki is powerful, but many find it heavy to set up and maintain. Flashcards keeps core spaced repetition and removes overhead for day-to-day professional use. No plugins, no templates, no desktop client required.

Do I need to know how spaced repetition works?

No. You answer cards and scheduling adapts automatically. You get full value without learning the theory first.

How long does a daily session take?

Most sessions take 5–15 minutes. Short, consistent sessions work better than occasional long ones.

Can I import cards from somewhere else?

Yes. You can import from text format or CSV, and export cards anytime.

Is my data private?

Your cards are tied to your account and not publicly visible. You control what you add, export, and delete.

Ready to keep what you learn?

Start building a reliable memory for the ideas you use at work.