Flashcards · iOS · Android · macOS
A flashcard app that learns the way you forget. Spaced repetition, shuffle, or multiple-choice — tap to flip, swipe to rate. Bring any deck.
Three modes
Three modes is the cap. Anything more and the picker starts to feel like a cockpit. Each one earns its place.
Due cards first, sorted by how overdue they are. Up to twenty new cards per session. Self-rate after every flip — Again, Hard, Good, Easy — and Flicky schedules the next review for you.
Every card in play, drawn at random, no SR state touched. For warm-ups, a five-minute drill before a meeting, or a brutal pre-test cram session.
Show the term, pick from five meanings. Auto-advances 1.5s after each answer with green or red feedback. Distractors come from the active deck — never random nonsense.
The method
After every flip you tap one of four: Again Hard Good Easy. Flicky uses a tuned SM-2 to schedule the next time you'll see that card — sooner if you almost forgot, much later if it was easy. You stop deciding what to study. You just study.
Bring your own
Three columns is all it takes — front, back, and an optional hint. The header row is optional too. Excel? Save as CSV. Google Sheets? File → Download → CSV. Done.
The loop
Buttons if you like buttons. Directional swipes if you've got the Tinder feel. Either way: one card, one decision, one second.
The full loop — Sticky, Shuffle, Quiz, CSV import, three sample decks, stats — is free. No ads. No sign-up. No subscription. They're all the wrong fit for a study app.
A one-time tip jar with extras layered on. No recurring charges, ever. You buy it once, it's yours forever — across devices, future versions included.
"Subscriptions for studying feel parasitic. So we don't."