Flashcards + Spaced Repetition

Cards that test recall, on a schedule that makes it stick.

TIME
5 minutes to generate; 10–15 minutes per review
BEST FOR
BAMS First Year, BAMS Second Year, BAMS Final Year, AIAPGET Aspirant
SOURCES
The classical texts, cited passage by passage

Generate atomic, high-yield flashcards from any topic or notes, then drill them with a built-in SM-2 scheduler.

01A session

Watch it work.

  1. 1

    Give a topic or paste your notes; the tool prints a deck of atomic cards, each testing exactly one fact.

  2. 2

    Formats are mixed deliberately: crisp definitions, cloze deletions for verses and lists, and application cards that test understanding.

  3. 3

    Save the deck and drill it in review mode — deck by deck or every due card at once; the SM-2 scheduler resurfaces each card just as it starts to fade.

Flashcards + Spaced RepetitionLIVE DEMO
Kriyā Śārīra · high-yield1 / 3 due
Name the five types of Pitta.
Pācaka, Rañjaka, Sādhaka, Ālocaka, Bhrājaka
AgainHardGoodEasy

02What sets it apart

Decks in seconds

Paste notes or name a topic; get cards that ask for recall, not recognition — one fact per card.

Spaced repetition

Grade each card and it returns at the right time — including again this session if you missed it.

Image occlusion

Hide labels on a diagram and test yourself on each one.

One due queue

Review everything due across all your decks, with due counts on each.

You bring

  • 01A topic, chapter, or your pasted notes
  • 02Your recall grades during review — again, hard, good, easy

You get

  • 01A deck of single-fact cards, each carrying its source
  • 02Mixed formats: definition, cloze deletion, and application
  • 03An SM-2 review schedule tuned by your own grading

03The standard

“Every card is grounded in the classical library or established classical doctrine and carries its source; verses and enumerations are reproduced in canonical order, never paraphrased into cloze targets.”

Good to know

Cards are atomic by design — essay-scale synthesis belongs in the Written Answer Coach. If a card reads wrong against your textbook, report it; wording that turns on interpretation deserves faculty review.

Questions about Flashcards.

Does it support cloze cards?

Yes — fill-in-the-blank cards hide the key term on the front and reveal it on the back.

Can I edit a saved deck?

Add image-occlusion cards to a saved deck and it updates in place — your review history stays intact.

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