Flashcard software inspires strong loyalty and stronger complaints: the powerful one has a learning curve steeper than most exams, and the friendly ones meter your decks and cards through a subscription. Underneath both is an algorithm — spaced repetition — that is well understood and eminently generatable.
Describe what you're studying and how you want reviews to feel, and WyberAi builds your version: decks for your subjects, a swipe-through review session that schedules each card by how well you knew it, and stats that show your retention actually climbing as an exam approaches. Medical mnemonics with images, language cards with audio, formula cards with rendered math — the card template is yours to define.
What your flashcard app needs — and gets
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Decks and sub-decks
Organize by subject, chapter, or exam — study one deck or everything due today across all of them.
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Spaced-repetition scheduling
Rate each card Again/Hard/Good/Easy and the next review lands at the interval that maximizes retention.
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Your card format
Front/back text, images, hints, example sentences — the card template matches your material.
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Retention stats
Cards due, daily streak, and per-deck accuracy — the picture of whether the studying is working.
From idea to live app in three steps
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Describe it
Paste the starter prompt below (or write your own) — screens, data, and rules in plain English.
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AI engineers it
WyberAi generates the full app — UI, database schema, auth — self-heals build errors, and runs a live security scan.
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Publish it
Preview instantly, refine in chat, then publish to a live URL (or your own domain) when it's right.
Starter prompt — engineered for this build
The exact prompt to build your flashcard app
Build a flashcard mobile app with spaced repetition: a Decks screen where I create decks and add cards with front, back, and an optional hint; a Review screen showing due cards one at a time — tap to flip, then rate Again, Hard, Good, or Easy, with intervals growing per rating; and a Stats screen with cards due today, current streak, and accuracy per deck. Fast and minimal, optimized for one-handed review.
Questions people ask about building a flashcard app
How does the spaced repetition actually work?+
Each rating adjusts the card's next interval — misses come back within minutes, easy cards stretch to days then weeks. The scheduling runs on your review history in your own database.
Can I import my existing Anki or CSV decks?+
Ask for a CSV import in your prompt — export your decks to CSV, map the columns once, and your cards carry their content in.
Can two languages share one card?+
Yes — language decks work naturally as front/back pairs, and you can add fields like pronunciation, audio, or an example sentence per card.
Will it work during my commute?+
It generates as a React Native + Expo app — ask for offline review in your prompt and sessions sync back when you're online.
Start building for free — 50 credits/month
No credit card required. Your flashcard app live in minutes.