Flashcards
Spaced repetition that remembers for you.
- Learn and remember with flashcardsFlashcards come back shortly before you would forget them. See how decks, cards and daily reviews fit together, and where to start.
- Organize cards into decks and packsGroup cards in decks, nest chapters as subdecks inside a pack, and set daily limits per deck. How review works across a whole course.
- Choose a card type and write cardsBasic, reversed, cloze, type-the-answer and image occlusion cards. What each one is for, how to write it, and the formatting a card can use.
- Review your cards every dayStart a session, show the answer, rate how well you knew it, and use the keys, swipes and menu. Plus undo, the end screen and a daily reminder.
- How Prior decides when a card comes backPrior schedules each card with FSRS, a model of memory. What Again, Hard, Good and Easy do, how the retention setting works, and where to check it.
- Prepare an exam with a study planGive a deck an exam date or an everyday pace. Prior spreads the new cards over the days left and sets the retention to match.
- Search, sort and edit cards in the browserFind any card with Anki-style search terms, sort the list and change many cards at once. The complete search syntax is listed here.
- Flag, bury, suspend and study off-scheduleMark cards with colors, hide one for a day or until you bring it back, and study ahead, cram or redo forgotten cards without disturbing the schedule.
- Import and export decks (Anki, CSV, text)Bring in an Anki .apkg deck with its review history, or cards from a CSV or text file. Export a deck for Anki or as a CSV file.
- Share a deck with a linkCreate one link that gives anyone their own copy of a deck and its chapters. How to share, what the copy holds, and how to stop sharing.
- Create cards with Prior AI or ClaudeTurn a PDF, some text or a note into flashcards with Prior AI, or let Claude write a whole course through MCP. What each does and when to use it.
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