This roundup focuses on the finest terminal-based flashcard tools.
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This roundup focuses on the finest terminal-based flashcard tools.
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Flashcards are one of the best tools for memorizing information. This is partly because of their versatility.
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carddown reviews flashcards embedded in Markdown and Org notes, using SQLite, multiple spaced-repetition algorithms and problem-card audits.
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hashcards is a plain-text flashcard system with FSRS scheduling, cloze deletions, multimedia support and a local browser study interface.
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Lapse uses spaced repetition to help users review and retain information more effectively, and offers a modern interface.
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repeater is a Markdown-first terminal flashcard app with FSRS scheduling, Anki import, media support, cloze cards and stable IDs.
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Essentialist is a private flashcard app using Markdown decks, FSRS scheduling, local progress storage, maths rendering and no networking.
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Memorado is a lightweight GTK4 flashcard app with spaced repetition, deck import and export, card editing and a clean adaptive interface.
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Memorize is a native GNOME app that stores your flashcard sets.
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Oboete is a COSMIC flashcard app with FSRS scheduling, images, Anki import, local storage and a straightforward study interface.
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hascard is a Haskell flashcard tool with Markdown decks, multiple question formats, configurable review sessions and import/export features
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studyFlash is a terminal flashcard trainer for language learning, supporting Quizlet imports, CSV files, statistics and mastery conditions.
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tui-deck manages Nextcloud Deck boards and cards from a terminal interface, with stacks, labels, due dates, comments and Markdown previews.
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trrc creates Anki cards from the command line using AnkiConnect, with bulk imports, Unix pipes, remote connections and deck synchronisation.
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Revise is a terminal spaced-repetition scheduler using FSRS and SQLite, with keyboard-driven review, editable items and suspend controls.
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mdfc is a terminal flashcard tool using Markdown decks, an adapted Leitner system, category-based study sessions and randomised quizzes.
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HardV is a customisable Unix flashcard program with plain-text decks, flexible review workflows, scripting and spaced-repetition metadata.
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Kalba is a language learning tool based on the idea of sentence mining.
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Pauker is a generic flashcard program. This application uses an innovative combination of ultra-short term, short term and long term memory.
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FlashQard is an educational software to help improve your learning process. It uses the well known Leitner System as the reviewing method.
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