662 ready-made decks, from USMLE and NCLEX to Mandarin for School, every one yours to edit. Real FSRS-6 scheduling with a daily ceiling that never turns into debt. Bring your Anki deck, say answers out loud with teach-back, and put any deck on the TV.
Make cards your way. FSRS-6 decides when you'll see each one again.
Type them, paste a list, import from Quizlet or a CSV, or generate drafts from a paste, a PDF, or a photo.
Again, Hard, Good, or Easy, each with its predicted interval. A daily ceiling keeps the session sane.
Miss a few days and the overdue cards spread evenly across the next 3, 5, or 7 days. No wall of debt.
Start from Home,
then review to the ceiling, four ratings, no more.
The basics a study app should have always had.
Every rating updates a real memory model, not a fixed interval table, with the predicted interval shown under each button before you tap it.
Set a daily ceiling and keep it. Fall behind and Catch up spreads the backlog over 3, 5 or 7 days instead of dumping it all on you at once.
Paste text, drop a PDF, or snap a photo. Every draft quotes the exact source span and is graded supported, partial, or unsupported before you decide.
Front to back, back to front, or a fill-in-the-blank cloze deletion. Add a hint and tags to any card.
Paste or upload tab, comma or semicolon lists, or a Quizlet export. Pull any deck back out as CSV or JSON whenever you want. Always free.
Anyone with the code opens a read-only copy of your deck and adds it to their own with one tap. Free, no account needed on either side.
On iPad, the deck list sits beside the review pane, no separate screen to switch to. Present fills the screen with just the card.
AirPlay to an Apple TV, or plug in with USB-C to HDMI. The card fills the TV while controls stay on your phone, and Table mode keeps working alongside.
A serif face for the card, a plain sans for the chrome around it, light and dark, on phone, iPad, and the TV. Three text sizes, larger by default, and Back and Next, or the arrow keys, to check a previous card or skip one without touching its schedule.
A weekly ring, not a daily count: a day the scheduler asks nothing of you still counts as on plan, and nothing ever resets. Recall trend, cards learned, and eight milestone awards mark real progress along the way. One switch in Setup turns it all off.
Every AI draft shows its quoted source and a status pill. Accept, edit, or reject, nothing saves until you say so.
On iPad the deck rail, the card, and the live panel share one screen.
The weekly ring, recall trend, and every milestone award, one screen away from Home.
The card goes big on the shared screen. Your phone stays the remote, and the answer, however you're using it.
You flip and rate from your phone while the room reads the card off the TV. Your ratings count as real reviews in your deck.
Everyone joins with the code and a nickname. First buzz locks, you call it right or wrong, and the leaderboard updates on the TV. Free for up to 4 players.
Buzzer on a phone: one big button, locked the moment someone else gets there first.
Same app, three very different study sessions.
AP courses, college exams, a language deck that never lets vocabulary pile up. The ceiling keeps a session from eating your whole evening.
Quiz spelling words or math facts at the table. Table mode puts the card where everyone can see it, and Buzzer turns review into a game.
Build a deck once and share it by code, or hand the same terms to QuizKeepers and run it as a live class quiz on the projector.
A review session in progress: card count, retention, and how many are left before the ceiling.
No cast hardware, no mirroring, no app to install on the display. flashkeepers.com plus a 5-letter code is the whole setup, and it reconnects on its own if the Wi-Fi drops. Or skip the code and AirPlay or HDMI straight from your phone or iPad.
Full-bleed card front in large serif type. Readable from across the classroom, the living room, or the study group table.
Once, no subscription. Everything above stays free. Pro just adds room to grow.
Free keeps 3 decks of up to 100 cards each. Pro removes both caps entirely.
Free devices get 5 total. Pro gets 60 every rolling 30 days, plenty for a full course load.
Free rooms cap at 4 players. Pro removes the cap and adds two-team Buzzer with a running total on the TV.
Set a date on any deck. Desired retention rises and the daily ceiling lifts as the date gets close.
A card that lapses three times in two weeks offers Split, Add a mnemonic, or Add an example, one AI call away.
Paper, Chalk, Night, Sunrise for the Table mode display, plus a family or class name on screen.
USMLE, NCLEX, MCAT, AP, SAT, licensing exams, and nine languages from Mandarin to Latin. Language cards speak their words out loud. Featured picks, browse by subject and level, search everything.
Say the answer out loud before the flip. On a language deck, switch to saying the word itself, and speech recognition switches to that language with you. Transcribed on your device, checked against the card, with the rating suggested for you. Ten free tries to feel it.
Import a .apkg file, cloze cards and images included, up to 2000 cards. Your schedule starts fresh and honest.
Sign in with Apple or Google and your decks, progress and settings follow you to every device.
Four Pro Table mode themes, each rendering the same live card.
No. Open flashkeepers.com in any TV browser and type the 5-letter code, or scan the QR code from a phone. Nothing installs on the TV.
Yes. AirPlay to an Apple TV, or connect with a USB-C to HDMI adapter, no link or code needed. On iPad or phone, Present does the same full-screen job.
Catch up spreads the overdue cards evenly over the next 3, 5 or 7 days, your choice. The daily ceiling still holds, so it never turns into a wall of review debt.
Yes. Every draft carries a quoted source span and a status: supported, partial, or unsupported. Nothing is saved until you accept it in the tray.
No. FlashKeepers Pro is a single one-time unlock, $7.99, yours for good, no renewal, ever.
No. The weekly ring, recall trend, cards learned and milestone awards are entirely optional, and the daily reminder stays off until you turn it on. One switch in Setup turns it all off.
Yes. Reviewing is local-first and works with no connection at all. Table mode, the shared TV view, needs an internet connection.
Yes. CSV and JSON export are free for any deck, any time, no Pro required.
No. There's no sign-up, no email, nothing to create. Add a deck and start reviewing: that's the whole flow.
Yes. All your study data lives on your device. Only a deck you choose to share, or a live Table mode room, ever reaches our servers. See the privacy policy for details.
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FlashKeepers
A South View Studios app