Lapse is a cross-platform flashcard application built with Flutter. It uses spaced repetition to help users review and retain information more effectively, and offers a modern interface for studying across desktop and mobile platforms.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Uses the FSRS spaced repetition algorithm to schedule reviews efficiently.
- Supports nested decks for organising flashcards in a hierarchical structure.
- Offers offline-first operation with local SQLite storage.
- Provides a custom desktop interface with frameless windows and native-style titlebar buttons.
- Includes tools for creating, editing, and managing flashcards and decks.
- Cross-platform support – runs on Linux, macOS, Windows, Android, and iOS.
Website: github.com/Pairadux/lapse
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Developer: Pairadux
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
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Hi Steve. There’s also a github page. Alas, the lapseapp website is down right now.
Hi Torin.
Yes, I’ve replaced the website link to github as that should stay up. Thanks.
Steve, maybe you shouldn’t add software that’s just seen a very early release like Lapse? Quite a lot never progress.