Flashcard Hero

This will be the first review I have ever written, mainly because I am beyond satisfied with this product. I have had FlashCard Hero since my freshman year of college almost a decade ago and it has only gotten better. I stick with it because at the time, even the name brand flash card apps did not have the functionality Flash Card Hero had, such as attaching a document or—the best part—generating multiple choice questions. As I now study for a big test, Flash Card Hero is my go-to and always has been a life saver. Taking screenshots of concepts then adapting them into questions has been saving me mountains of time. The best part? It syncs across all my devices. I truly do love this app. At first, I was using it to teach myself new vocabulary I would come across but now this app is crucial to my future success. The crazy thing is I believe it’s a single person developing this app. I could be wrong but that makes me appreciate it more. This single person has helped more people than they can imagine. Thank you for your contribution to our lives. What I would recommend is DARK MODE flash cards. I would very much appreciate that feature because I tend to study into the night and the white cards don’t help the eyes that late into the night. This would be a much appreciated feature. For anyone looking for a great flash card app, you’ve found your winner!

This is a great app and I love using it everyday. I add my Flashcards on my Mac and have them synced over iCloud to study them on my phone. I have over different stack of cards, each for a topic, and each is organized as folders and sub folders so I can find any card quickly if I need to. There are two features that I REALLY REALLY wished the app had. One is that it would allow you to study multiple stack of cards together. I have 10 different topics and have to go through them one by one. The second is a web interface so u could use it on any computer I see. I ask this because I do use a third non Mac computer for coding and would like to be able to add cards while having them easily synced over iCloud.

I recently switched to Flashcard Hero after hearing from Duolingo that they are shutting down their TinyCards service. My main goal was to find a new flashcard app that had a nice user experience on both iOS and OS X and was able to speak the flashcards in multiple languages (including spanish). After downloading the app on my phone and laptop, I had a hard time importing my Duolingo cards because Duolingo didn't export the data in a logical format within their CSV export. I emailed FlashCard Hero to see if they could help me avoid manually rebuilding 900 flash cards. Rico emailed back quickly saying he was building a script for me so he could convert tinycard's export format into Flashcard Hero decks. A day or two later I got an email with my data, converted perfectly into Flashcard Hero decks that required no manual entry from me. Thank you Flashcard Hero for the awesome transition and apps!