flashcard-generator

To convert notes into spaced repetition flashcards, paste your study material into the flashcard generator. It transforms prose into atomic Q→A, Cloze, and Reversed cards, applying Wozniak formulation rules and SM-2 scheduling to optimize long-term recall timing.

The SM-2 algorithm is a spaced repetition scheduling logic that calculates optimal intervals between flashcard reviews. It uses graded recall responses to dynamically adjust due-queue timing, ensuring you review study cards right before you forget them.

You can generate Anki-compatible decks and CSV exports by inputting your notes into the flashcard generator. It structures the output using genanki concepts and CSV/Quizlet-friendly formats, allowing seamless import into external study platforms.

Yes, you can create an interactive flashcard web app from text. The flashcard generator outputs a web app with persistent review queues and an AI quiz mode that tests your understanding and application of the material with automated grading.

Yes, the flashcard generator supports cloze deletion and reversed card types. It creates multiple card formats, including Basic Q→A, Cloze, and Reversed, adhering to minimum-information principles for effective study material conversion.

Spaced repetition using SM-2 works best for atomic facts rather than complex interconnected study topics. Breaking down dense prose into minimum-information cards is required; otherwise, scheduling logic cannot effectively optimize long-term recall for broad concepts.