Study Hamlet › Flashcards
Free flashcards that come back just before you forget
Study Hamlet’s revision queue uses spaced repetition: cards you find hard return soon, cards you know well return later. A few minutes a day beats a long night before the exam.
Open the revision queue ↗Free · no ads · no account needed
How it works
Make cards your way
Type a card, paste a list (one card per line, written “question :: answer”), or turn a note into cards. Fill-in-the-blank cards are supported too.
Revise a little each day
Open today’s revision. See the question, think, reveal the answer, then rate it: Again, Hard, Good or Easy.
Let the schedule do the work
Easy cards come back after longer gaps, hard cards after shorter ones. Cards you keep missing are flagged so you can rewrite them.
Check how you are doing
See accuracy by subject, the cards you miss most, and how many are due, all in your study insights.
What you get
- Spaced repetition with four ratings and a limit on new cards per day, so the queue never explodes
- Decks grouped by subject, with search
- Cards from notes, pasted lists and fill-in-the-blank
- An error notebook of the cards you miss most
- Cards are saved in your journal and sync if you sign in
- Free, no ads, no account needed
Questions
What is spaced repetition?
It is a study method that schedules each review a little before you are likely to forget the answer. Each time you remember a card the gap grows, so you spend your time on what you find hard.
Can I make flashcards from my notes?
Yes. Choose “From a note” in the revision queue and pick the lines you want as cards. You can also paste a list or write cards by hand.
How many new cards will I see each day?
You choose. The default is 10 new cards a day, and cards that are due for review always come first.
Is there a limit?
Yes, to keep the app fast: up to 2,000 cards per journal. That is far more than most students use.