Flashcards Deluxe for PC and Mac

Software Reviews and Criticism

• By Loseyourlife

  Hands down best Flashcards app for long-term learning

  This app is amazingly easy to use yet as very detailed and in-depth functions for those who want to use them. Similar to Anki but way easier to import. I also like how easy it is to add sounds or pictures to cards already made. It’s also better for long term memory retention than Quizlet because it has a very intelligent spaced repetition learning system. My only suggestion is that they would update the website and make a public library of Flashcards available similar to Quizlet. As well as allow one to use the program online in a browser. Other than that it is hands down the best- better than Anki better than Quizlet by far for long term learning, ease of use, ans powerful customization.

  
  
• By Amyot3

  Almost Perfect

  It would be perfect if it were possible to import within the app sound files into your flashcards. It is possible to import sound files, but it requires too many steps (and use of the internet) to be convenient and efficient. I really hope that some day the developer adds such importing functionality to the app. Apart from that quibble, I must say that Flashcards Deluxe is peerless. The ability to make flashcards with multiple ‘sides’ creates the opportunity to add to your flashcards much additional information (pictures, TTS, recordings, etc.) that helps to reinforce whatever you’re learning. All in all, it is a great app, one that has been very well thought out. Add the ability to import sound files within the app, and it gets 10 stars.

  
  
• By Try N2 Learn

  EXACTLY what I’ve been looking for!

  Flashcards Deluxe lets you get started right away. Run the tutorial and you’re ready to go. But dig a little deeper, and it has everything you’ll ever need from a flash card app. Spaced repetition is the way to go, and FD takes care of all the flashcard management chores, so you can focus on your goal: Learning! I'm using it to learn Russian, and the online upload feature allowed me to load an Excel spreadsheet of 10,000 Russian words, definitions, and example sentences. Cyrillic script? No problem. Even better, my list is in order of frequency, and FD adds new cards to the deck in that order. I'm currently using it for straight memorization, but I can’t wait to get to a point where I can start using the third side of the card, which uses each word in a sentence. It’s my favorite app ever!

  
  
• By notabadname

  This App is Perfect, and the developer is equally Great

  I've used Flash Card apps for years to study professionally. My last App, I learned, was not going to update to the iOS 64 bit requirement, so I needed a new Flash Card App. After reading reviews and features carefully, this is the App I chose. The price is incredibly fair for the quality of the App and vast features it offers - multiple choice, text to speech, free storage, 3 sided-cards, color and font choices, and even 3 ways to answer a question, - wrong, right and strong confidence right - for better follow-on card review. Great support if you have questions from the developer as well. Skip the rest and choose this App for your studies, and you will not be disappointed. Thanks for such a perfect App!

  
  
• By ReCharredSigh

  Has features other flashcard apps don't have.

  Just started using this app. Some of the reasons I like it a lot: 1) has the ability to add pictures by drawing on each side. Makes it so much easier to add drawings to your flashcards (otherwise you need to open another app, draw something, save, then export to this app, etc.) 2) has the ability to have multiple sides on each card which is huge 3) has the ability to add notes to each card, to help you remember stuff 4) has the ability to draw your answers while reviewing or quizzing yourself on the flashcards; i'm a bit more of a visual learner, so sometimes I like to doodle to help myself understand things better or work through a problem. Also, the app won't save these drawings, so you don't have to erase once you're done; think of it like scratch paper alongside your flashcards. 5) can be exported to your pc via usb. Having a cloud and being able to export/import via google drive is good too, but if the app ever stops being supported, I know that I can always still backup and update via my cpu. Fantastic flashcard software all in all.

  
  

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