Remember it for the exam, without cramming.
Get a deck from any topic, your slides or a lecture recording, or write your own. Cards you miss come back soon. Cards you know come back later.
01How studying works
A deck has 8 to 16 cards, from key terms to how things work to how they're used.
02Study what you're about to forget
Your progress saves with the board, so you can pick up on any device.
03Prefer to write your own?
Add a card from the toolbar, or turn any note on your board into a card. No AI needed.
04Questions
Can it make cards from my slides or PDF?
Yes, signed in. Add the file and ask for cards on it. Slides and recordings work too. Sources.
Who marks the cards?
You do, like a paper deck. Recall the back, flip the card, and mark whether you had it. Studying a deck doesn't use your weekly allowance. Only making one does.
Does it do spaced repetition?
Yes. Got it spaces a card out, starting at a day, then three days, then longer each time. Again brings it back in about ten minutes.
Is it a quiz?
No. A quiz is a set of questions you submit together for a report. Cards are flipped one at a time and come back on a schedule. For quizzes, see Quizbook.
Can I study a deck someone shared?
Yes, though your progress isn't saved on someone else's board.
Make a deck for your next exam.
No account needed to start. Guest boards stay on your device.