No coding · free to start
Build your Flashcards with AI
Question on the front, answer on the back — the ones you miss come back more often.
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What a Flashcards usually ends up with
- Question on the front, answer on the back — tap to flip
- What you know gets pushed further out; what you don't comes right back
- It works out how many cards are due today
- Send a deck to a classmate to study together
That's the usual shape, not a fixed menu — you say what you want, and it's built that way, with more or less.
Say that sentence, and here's what you end up holding
Build your Flashcards in three steps
- 1
Say a sentence
Describe the app you want — the more specific, the better.
- 2
AI builds it for you
The AI creates files, writes code and builds live while you watch it grow in the preview.
- 3
Publish in one click
When it looks right, publish — and walk away with an address to send people, or a package they can install.
FAQ
All questions →Once it has been opened once, the page itself will open offline; but progress lives in the cloud, so anything recorded while you're disconnected syncs when you're back on. If you really want to study on the subway, say so while building it — "it has to work offline and sync when the connection returns" — and it will save locally first and catch up later.