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01 / CARDS IN BULK
One request.
One request.
A whole deck.
A podcast, a voice practice session, a movie you’re about to watch. Your AI finds the gaps in what you know—and makes the cards to fill them.
YouTubeAI conversationsJust ask
Where should we begin?
02 / AUTOMATIC VOICESNo more searching
No more searching
for MP3s.
Audio generated by advanced AI speech models.
For any word. Any phrase.
Français
chien
03 / IMAGESSimple as
Simple as
Ctrl-V.
Copy an image. Paste it onto a card. Move straight to the next one.
Use your own photos, or let your AI make the images. A word can have more than one picture.
Add images1 of 3
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04 / PERSONAL CARDS. MORE WAYS IN.
Start with a word.
Start with a word.
Make it yours.
A translation gets you started. A photo makes it personal. Build cards around the images, ideas, and memories that mean something to you.
Stays in this tab. Never uploaded.
This means dog
Drop, Ctrl-V / ⌘V, or click to choose a photo ↑
chien
One word. Your own way to remember it.
Learn it from every direction.
Scroll to choose · tap the front card to turn it over ↓
Listening comprehension
sound → meaning
Trains comprehension of spoken language.
Personal connections
your memory → word
Links recall to images, concepts, and personal memories.
The written word
word → meaning
Trains reading comprehension.
The image
image → word
Trains a direct connection between a concept and its word.
Sentence comprehension
phrase → meaning
Trains comprehension of meaning in context.
Recall in context
sentence → missing word
Trains word choice and grammar in context.
What does“dog”even mean?
The word “dog” gets its meaning from the connections between your experiences: the dogs you’ve seen, the sounds you’ve heard, the sentences you’ve used, and the memories you’ve made. Hearing or reading “dog” brings those connections to life.
MORE WAYS IN. STRONGER CONNECTIONS.A new word.
A new word.
The same meaning.
Connect it to the ideas you already know.
Try flipping the cards to see it in action. Each flip adds a path or strengthens it.
Keep scrolling for a walkthrough.
Pictures · sounds · language · memories
Drag to explore · tap an idea
Each card gives the word another way into the same meaning.
Illustrative connections · Doge photo: Atsuko SatoThe same word. Different skills.
Each direction gets its own review schedule.
Where should we begin?
05 / YOUR AI, YOUR CARDSA conversation.
A conversation.
A way forward.
Your cards and review results give your AI a place to start. Practice the difficult words. Build on the ones you know.
Less time building.
More time with
the language.
Switch over in
under 5 minutes.
Transfer your decks, your cards,
and your review progress — in under 5 minutes.
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FIRST ENCOUNTER
Learn it.
Review. Remember. Give it time.
Keep it for longer. With reviews
Illustrative curve · logarithmic time axis · your intervals depend on your reviews.
Practice where you need it. FSRS 6 brings back cards when they’re due, so you spend less time reviewing what you already remember. See the FSRS 6 benchmarks ↗ Explore the research ↗