FlashCards.dev
A flashcard app that schedules reviews based on how well you actually remember something (spaced repetition), so you spend study time on what you keep forgetting instead of re-reading what you already know.
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Description
Cramming works for tomorrow's quiz and fails for anything you need to remember in six months. Spaced repetition fixes that by showing you a flashcard right before you're about to forget it — sooner for facts you struggle with, later for facts you've nailed. FlashCards.dev builds that scheduling system into a web app aimed specifically at developers memorizing syntax, commands, algorithms, or any other technical facts that benefit from real repetition rather than passive reading.
Beyond the core spaced-repetition scheduling, FlashCards.dev adds text-to-speech playback, an autoplay mode for hands-free review sessions, category organization for grouping decks by topic or language, and CSV import/export so existing flashcard sets (from Anki or elsewhere) can be brought in or taken out. It's a browser-based tool, not a native app, which keeps it accessible without an install step.
💬 Our review
The short version: if you've tried to memorize command-line flags, language syntax, or algorithm patterns by just rereading notes and it hasn't stuck, FlashCards.dev's spaced-repetition scheduling is a proven, evidence-based method that will genuinely work better — and since pricing isn't publicly listed, it's worth trying directly to see what, if anything, sits behind a paywall.
Against Anki, the long-standing standard for spaced repetition, FlashCards.dev's web-first, developer-branded approach trades Anki's deep plugin ecosystem and offline desktop app for a simpler, more approachable browser experience with CSV import/export for portability. It doesn't clearly differentiate on the underlying algorithm (most modern tools now use FSRS-style scheduling rather than the older SM-2), so the real decision is interface preference: Anki for power users who want plugins and offline access, FlashCards.dev for a lighter web-based experience with less setup. For casual, ongoing technical memorization, either works; for heavy customization and add-ons, Anki still has the deeper ecosystem.
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📊 Global score
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Aucune tarification publique trouvée au moment de la vérification
Pros
Répétition espacée, méthode éprouvée pour la mémorisation long terme
100% web, aucune installation nécessaire
Import/export CSV pour migrer facilement ses decks
Cons
Tarification non communiquée publiquement
Pas d'écosystème de plugins comparable à Anki
Pas d'accès hors-ligne, contrairement à l'app desktop d'Anki