SwiftCard: Flashcard Maker

*Using on iPad Pro* I have only been using the app for a few days but it is effective and convenient. While studying, It allows you to categorize correct and incorrect responses and provides a percentage of correct vs. incorrect answers at the end of each test. You can separate the cards into sections when creating them and can study the cards by a category of your choosing, in order, or randomly. You control the length of time the question side of the card is displayed before the answer is revealed. You also have the option of seeing the answer before the timer stops. It seems to be a good app so far. If you are not a fan of paper or tend to misplace your index cards like myself, this app is the way to go.

FastCard is the flashcard app I've been waiting for. With superior design and the card sorting system, this is by far the best digital study tool I've used yet. I can create an infinite amount cards and have no limits on anything in the app. With the other high quality notecard apps, I found they pull a bait-and-switch on you. They tell you it's "free" up front, but then when you actually try to make the app useful they start to ask for way more $$$ than this app costs to download. It's downright unprofessional and basically means that when you are trying to study you are bothered with all sorts of random notifications or advertisements. I also found this to be the most modern of the notecard apps (most look like they came out with the first iPhone). It's hard to describe exactly, but it just feels very modern and chic. I love the ability to add drawings/pictures, take timed tests, and track my studying (it feels like a FitBit for studying!) Definitely worth the money if you are serious about studying, I strongly recommend using this app over any others. I know I'll use for a long time!

To say that the programming behind this app is amazing would be an understatement. This app is easy to use, and the overall design and aesthetics measure far beyond any other flashcard app I've ever used. I've used flashcard apps to prepare for many tests (law school), and I wish this app existed when I needed it most. I still find this app useful and plan to use it in the future for larger endeavors, especially when I can program the flash cards myself with information that I've already purchased through other companies, but who either don't offer flashcards, would require me to pay more for content I already own, or that have an app that doesn't even come close to the quality and user-friendliness that this app offers. Moreover, the feature of flipping for an answer is helpful, which other flash card apps I've used sometimes do not even offer as an option; when they have, they do not look as nicely as offered here. I highly recommend this app. Happy studying.