Did you know, that you forget 40% of the stuff you learned after one hour? Or, did you know, that you only remember 30% of your lecture after one day? With Flippy these times are over. Flippy is a flashcard app that uses smart algorithms and modern technology like ARKit to...
vocabeo is a combination of a mini dictionary and a vocabulary trainer for the German language currently covering the 5600+ most frequent German words. The key features are
Studylib is the easiest way to learn faster and retain knowledge for longer. Powered by cognitive science research our spaced repetition platform makes studying as efficient as humanly possible.
A flashcard maker with spaced repetition, multi-language dictionaries, text-to-speech, and quiz formats. Works on PC and mobile.
Learn French, Spanish, Italian or German with fun, interactive 5-minute lessons, quick-fire word games, object translation technology, flashcards and lots more.
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Rosetta Stone
Create, and study word lists with interactive flashcards and modes.
Memorize is a native GNOME app that stores your flashcard sets. It enables you to create, edit, view, and study sets. Use the test mode to create preparation exams. Additionally, you can easily import existing Quizlet sets.
A tool to teach and learn vocabulary. WordsTool allows you to create custom word cards with example sentences, definitions, synonyms, antonyms, translations, pronunciations and images and receive ready exercises based on the cards.
Studies is an application for creating and studying flashcards on your Mac and iPhone.
Kanji Study aims to be a helpful and easy-to-use tool for learning Japanese kanji. The app includes SRS, flashcards, multiple choice quizzes, writing challenges, kanji and word search, custom sets and much more.
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Study Snacks
Bialect personalizes language learning by focusing on the words you're currently learning.
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LibreLingo
A phrasebook of 50+ languages for traveling (with audio).
Memcards is a spaced repetition flashcard app for studying that solves the problems of "avalanche" and makes it faster to study decks by arranging them in grids.
NeuraCache uses two science-backed and battle-tested techniques: Spaced Repetition and Active Recall (aka Flashcards).
Finally a better way. Memorize facts using a simple interactive process (flashcard, matching, or multiple choice). Understand by reading the paragraphs that are intermixed, and learning diagrams. Browse or search in thousands of pages or create your own page using a simple...
Study (flashcards) application, setup Decks fill it with Questions(cards). Used as two bases, (Front/Back) by Answer peaking, or (Question/Answer).
Vopik is a web application for foreign language learners. It lets you build and expand your vocabulary.
Flashcard Hero is a study app that lets you make your own flash cards and take the pressure out of test preparation. It keeps track of what facts you already know so you can focus on what you don’t know, saving a lot of time.
Active recall and spaced repetition with flash cards is an old and proven technique for effective learning. The goal of MemoMash is to offer a simple yet powerful implementation in pure web app form. This allows you to start learning without installing anything on your computer...
VocApp flashcards will let you learn and remember vocabulary, phrases and sentences with minimal effort.
AnyMemo is a free open-sourced spaced repetition flashcard learning software similar to SuperMemo for Android mobile phones. It implements an advanced adaptive scheduling algorithm based on modified Mnemosyne algorithm (Enhanced SuperMemo SM2 algorithm) to maximize the learning...
iFlash is a virtual flash-card program built for Mac OS X. If you want to learn almost anything, from a foreign language to the ten-codes police officers use, iFlash is for you.
With BRAINYOO you learn the right way: When developing our E-learning software we paid special attention to learning methods and techniques which are scientifically-based and recommended by experts. The reason is simple: it’s not just how much you learn, it’s how you learn that...
Study the Japanese characters with James Heisig's "Remembering the Kanji" method, and review with kanji flashcards.
