Flashcards that come back just before you forget
cookie makes flashcards with AI, or you write your own, and each one comes back when you are about to forget it, with your weakest topics first.
A sample flashcard to try: show the answer, rate how well you knew it and see when it would come back, then move on to a card from your weakest topic. Below it, pick a source to see how the AI can make cards from it.
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What you get with cookie’s flashcards
Cards made from what you already have, and a schedule that spends your time on the ones you would forget.
Cards made with AI
From a topic, pasted notes, a document, photos of notes or a web page. You check them first, and nothing is saved until you press Save.
Spaced repetition
Rate each card from Again to Easy, and it is scheduled to come back just before you would forget it.
Your Anki and Quizlet decks
Bring Anki decks in with their history, or paste in a Quizlet set, and take your cards back out to Anki whenever you like.
How the flashcard maker works
- 1Make a deckAsk the AI for cards on a topic or from your notes, or write your own: basic, cloze or both ways.
- 2Study what is dueSpace shows the answer, and the keys 1 to 4 rate it.
- 3Let it schedule the restCards you find hard come back sooner, and cards from your weakest topics come first.
Writing every card by hand, or making them in cookie
Cards by hand
- An evening of typing before you revise anything
- Every card back on the same day
- No idea which topics are slipping
- Cards stuck in one app
Flashcards in cookie
- Cards made from your notes, checked by you
- Each card timed by how well you knew it
- Ratings count towards your topic scores
- Anki import and export
What students use the flashcard maker for
Key terms and vocabulary
Biology keywords, French verbs or case names, learnt a few at a time each day.
Facts in a sentence
Cloze cards hide the one part of a sentence you need to remember.
Lists, with a memory hook
Write a mnemonic for a card with AI, or turn a list into a memory palace.
Flashcards FAQ
How does cookie decide when a card comes back?
Your rating, Again, Hard, Good or Easy, sets when the card is next shown, and each button shows the gap before you press it. Cards you struggle with come back within minutes, and cards you know well wait days or weeks.
Can I import my Anki decks?
Yes. Anki decks come in from an .apkg file with their history, so new questions lean towards what you keep forgetting, and you can download your decks for Anki again.
Can I bring in a Quizlet set?
Yes. Export your set on Quizlet as text and paste it into the From Quizlet tab on New flashcards. Quizlet only exports the words, so pictures stay behind.
Does making flashcards use credits?
Making cards with AI uses credits. Studying your cards and writing your own use none.
Can I share a deck?
Yes. A deck of at least five cards can be shared, and anyone can browse shared decks and add them to their own.
Make your first deck
Start from your notes, a topic or an Anki file, and study the first cards today.