Thanks for sharing. I tried out your app and maybe it was just me but I found the process for making image occlusion cards nearly impossible. That'd be nice to see included one day.
Interesting. I needed to study for job interviews recently and I had Claude Code 1-shot a flashcard CLI and then iterated on the flash card design in markdown.
Is there anything in particular that stands out about Space vs 1-shotting a flash card implementation?
Thanks for sharing. I tried out your app and maybe it was just me but I found the process for making image occlusion cards nearly impossible. That'd be nice to see included one day.
Interesting. I needed to study for job interviews recently and I had Claude Code 1-shot a flashcard CLI and then iterated on the flash card design in markdown.
Is there anything in particular that stands out about Space vs 1-shotting a flash card implementation?
Yes, there are many differences to a 1-shotted flashcard implementation:
- modern UI & UX
- offline-first mode, syncs between your devices
- your data belongs to you. You can either use the export function or use the CLI to export in every format you want
- subdecks (only nested to one depth, so that the UI is not confusing)
- images, videos and latex support
- work on decks with friends or share them with the world
- runs on iOS, Android, Windows, macOS and Linux
- latest algorithm FSRS6
- everything is free, except optional AI.
Interesting, I think I hit most of these except sundecks, images, and online features.
I really just wanted text markdown flash cards though. Pretty simple requirements on my end.
Interesting project :)
does the cli detect duplicates against cards I already have?
Very nice