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Tap the card or swipe up to flip it. Swipe left for the next card and right to go back.
Flashcards you can write on
Tap or swipe up to reveal the answer, then jot a note right on the card with a thin blue pen. Study in untimed sets of 12 that work through the whole deck. No account needed. Your cards are saved on your device.
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What it does
Card Ink is built to be simple and good for learning, for high school students and for adults refreshing skills.
Tap the card or swipe up to flip it. Swipe left for the next card and right to go back.
Write on any card with one thin blue pen, with undo. The front and back keep their own ink, and swiping pauses while you write, so a note never turns the card.
Cards come from a shuffled order of the whole deck, so no card repeats until you've seen every card. There's no timer. Go at your own pace.
See cards reviewed, sets completed, and how much of the deck you've seen so far. Note how the set felt, if you like.
U.S. Civics switches between English and Spanish on the same card, so your notes and progress carry across both languages.
No account, no sign-in, and no ads. Studying, writing, and making cards all work without an internet connection.
Decks
Draft: the deck list must match the first App Store build. Remove any group that doesn't ship in v1.
¿Cuál es la ley suprema de la nación?
Same card in English: What is the supreme law of the land?
Privacy
The app doesn't ask you to sign in, and it doesn't send your cards, notes, or study history to us. Read the privacy policy.