Flashcard decks with Leitner spacing, built for Hebrew
My FlashCards opens straight onto the decks — a talmid picks one and starts. Rating each card Again, Hard, Good, or Easy moves it through a five-box Leitner schedule and stamps it with a next-review date, which the dashboard's Today's Review counter reads to tell him how many cards are due. Several decks are already in the app the first time it loads, and a rebbi with a teacher sign-in can build, design, and print his own.
A card, and where it sits
ExampleLeitner spacing, five boxes
Rating a card sets its box and its next-review date: same day, one day, three days, a week, or two weeks. Easy jumps two boxes; Again or Hard sends it back to the start. That date is what the dashboard counts as due — a study session itself still runs the deck you choose.
Decks already in the app
Four Rambam Mishneh Torah decks — Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, Expert, 242 cards between them — plus the Ktav Rashi alphabet (27 letters) and a Tanya rashei teivos set install themselves on first load and come back after localStorage is cleared. The Rambam decks additionally restore themselves if one is left empty.
Study the way you want
Front to back or back to front, random or in order, all the cards or the first N or a range X–Y, narrowed by tag, at three card sizes.
Keyboard and thumb
Space flips, the arrow keys move, and 1 through 4 rate the card once it is flipped. On a phone, swipe sideways to move between cards and up or down to flip.
Reads the Hebrew aloud
A speaker button on each side reads the Hebrew front or the English back through the device's voice.
Teachers build and print
A teacher or admin sign-in adds the builder: paste-import by "Chapter 1" or "פרק א" with a preview before it commits, card design controls, and a print sheet laid out for 5×3 cards.
Who it's for — Talmidim and parents who want honest review rather than re-reading, and rebbeim who want the deck their class actually needs. Premium and up — the memory tools start at Premium; building, designing, and printing decks additionally needs a teacher or admin sign-in.
Flashcard decks with Leitner spacing, built for Hebrew — on a free account, from the first day.