List of flashcard software explained

This article contains a list of notable flashcard software. Flashcards are widely used as a learning drill to aid memorization by way of spaced repetition.

Software

NameLicenseFree-of-charge version availableSpaced repetitionNumber of sidesSupports UnicodeSupports imageSupports audioOther formatsPrintableImport-exportSupports syncPlugin supportWorking offline
Anki (except iOS)MultipleVideo, LaTeX, HTML[1]
Brainscape2HTML, Markdown
CeregoMultipleInteractive Regions
CobocardsMultipleLaTeX
Course Hero2
Cram
Cram.com3
Duolingo Tinycards (Discontinued)2
Fresh Memory (Discontinued)MultipleHTML, CVS
Mnemosyne3Video, HTML, LaTeX, Flash
OpenCards2PowerPoint slides, Markdown
PlecoMultiple
Quizlet2
SuperMemoVideo, TeX
Topgrade2Video, HTML
NameLicenseFree-of-charge version availableSpaced repetitionNumber of sidesSupports UnicodeSupports imageSupports audioOther formatsPrintableImport-exportSupports syncPlugin supportWorking offline

Platform support

SoftwareMicrosoft WindowsmacOSChromeOSLinuxAndroidiOS (iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad)BlackBerryWindows Mobile, Pocket PCMaemoWeb browserJ2MEPalm OS
Anki
Brainscape
Cerego
Cobocards
Course Hero
Cram
Cram.com
Duolingo Tinycards
Fresh Memory
Mnemosyne
OpenCards
Pleco
Quizlet
SuperMemo
Topgrade
SoftwareMicrosoft WindowsmacOSChromeOSLinuxAndroidiOS (iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad)BlackBerryWindows Mobile, Pocket PCMaemoWeb browserJ2MEPalm OS

References

  1. Web site: Basic Printing Support . Anki . 1 September 2014 .

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