# How to Use Flashcards.world: Complete Illustrated App Guide — 11 Study Modes, AI PDF Generator, Handwriting Coach & Offline Sync

> Step-by-step illustrated tutorial for Flashcards.world across Web, iOS, and Android: master all 11 study modes and games, Feynman voice/text grading, Kanji/Hangul handwriting tutor, AI PDF/notes deck generation, Anki .apkg import, downloadable MOSS neural voices, local M2M-100 translation, and offline SQLite sync.

- **Canonical URL:** https://flashcards.world/guides/en/pillar-how-to-use-flashcards-world-complete-app-guide-study-modes-ai-offline-sync/
- **Markdown URL:** https://flashcards.world/guides/en/pillar-how-to-use-flashcards-world-complete-app-guide-study-modes-ai-offline-sync.md
- **Topic / Curriculum:** How to Use Flashcards.world: 11 Study Modes, AI Generator, Handwriting & Offline Sync
- **Language:** en

# How to Use Flashcards.world: Complete Illustrated App Guide — 11 Study Modes, AI PDF Generator, Handwriting Coach & Offline Sync

Step-by-step illustrated tutorial for Flashcards.world across Web, iOS, and Android: master all 11 study modes and games, Feynman voice/text grading, Kanji/Hangul handwriting tutor, AI PDF/notes deck generation, Anki .apkg import, downloadable MOSS neural voices, local M2M-100 translation, and offline SQLite sync.

> **[Explore All Interactive Flashcard Decks for This Exam Curriculum on Flashcards.world →](https://flashcards.world/flashcards/?q=How%20to%20Use%20Flashcards.world%3A%2011%20Study%20Modes%2C%20AI%20Generator%2C%20Handwriting%20%26%20Offline%20Sync&back_lng=en)**

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## Complete Tour of All 11 Study Modes & Interactive Games

Unlike single-mode flashcard apps that only let you flip cards back and forth, **Flashcards.world** provides **11 specialized study modes and interactive learning games** across Web, iOS, and Android—all unified under the open-source **FSRS-6 spaced repetition scheduler** ([`open-spaced-repetition/fsrs4anki`](https://github.com/open-spaced-repetition/fsrs4anki) by Jarrett Ye & the Open Spaced Repetition contributors) so you can match your study modality to the exact cognitive demand of your subject:

1. **Flashcards Mode (FSRS-6 + Feynman Mode + Cloze Tap-to-Peek)**: Swipe or use keyboard shortcuts (`Space` to flip, `1–4` to rate *Again / Hard / Good / Easy*). Includes interactive **Tap-to-Peek Cloze** blanks (`[…]`), live **LaTeX** math rendering, **Image Occlusion** mask reveal, and a one-tap **Feynman Mode (`🧠 Explain in My Own Words`)** toggle where you type or speak a plain-language explanation and receive an instant 0–100% conceptual accuracy score plus missing-concept feedback.
2. **Multiple Choice Mode (+ Timed Exam `⏱`)**: Automatically generates plausible distractors from sibling cards in your deck. Toggle **Timed Exam (`⏱`)** to enforce a strict per-question countdown (e.g., 10s or 15s) that simulates board-exam pressure.
3. **Writing Mode (+ Smart Typo Tolerance & Color-Coded Character Diffs)**: Type the exact answer from memory. Features configurable **Smart Typo Tolerance** (accepting minor 1-character Damerau-Levenshtein slips, case differences, or optional accents) and renders a **Color-Coded Character Diff** highlighting exact matched characters in green, missing letters in red, and extra characters in strikethrough.
4. **Drawing & Handwriting Coach + Alphabet Tutor**: Practice stroke-by-stroke character writing on an interactive canvas with animated ghost-stroke guides, stroke-order validation, and live AI handwriting grading for **Japanese Kanji / Hiragana / Katakana, Chinese Hanzi, Korean Hangul, Arabic, Russian Cyrillic, Greek, Hebrew, Hindi Devanagari, Thai, and Mathematical Symbols**.
5. **Continuous Audio Review Player (Hands-Free Commute Mode)**: Turns any deck into a hands-free audio workout with configurable **Prompt Audio → Thinking Pause (2–10s) → Answer Audio → Next Card** loops, background lock-screen playback, and 1–3× repetition per card.
6. **Custom Quiz + Study Filters (Cram Mode)**: Build targeted multi-format quizzes or filter any deck by **Hard Cards (`⚠️`)**, **New / Unseen Cards**, **Recently Added (7 Days)**, **Specific Tags (`#cardio`)**, or **Random Shuffle (`🎲`)**.
7. **Match List Mode**: Drag-and-drop or tap to pair prompt columns with target answer columns against the clock—ideal for rapid warm-ups on vocabulary, pharmacology pairs, and equations.
8. **4 Interactive Arcade Study Games**:
   - **Word Salad**: Unscramble jumbled letter tiles to spell the target term.
   - **Hangman**: Guess letters of the hidden answer from the front prompt clue before running out of tries.
   - **Alphabet Ring**: Circular letter-wheel word builder for fast orthographic pattern recognition.
   - **Time Attack**: High-speed 60-second blitz sprint testing automaticity and reaction speed.

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## 1. Complete 6-Deck Progressive Curriculum Matrix (192 Flashcards)

| Module | Level | Curated Flashcard Deck | Cards | Practice Link |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| **Module 1** | `basic` | **[Flashcards.world App Guide — Smart Card Editor, Auto-Cloze, Image Occlusion, Voice & LaTeX](/flashcards/sets/a23eb42d-ca39-4b10-aea8-d062cfa39ac6/)** | 32 | [Study Deck →](https://flashcards.world/flashcards/sets/a23eb42d-ca39-4b10-aea8-d062cfa39ac6/) |
| **Module 2** | `basic` | **[Flashcards.world App Guide — Core Study Modes: Flashcards, Feynman Grader, Multiple Choice & Writing Diffs](/flashcards/sets/3e96c40e-e9b3-42d7-a534-afd525c3a5dd/)** | 32 | [Study Deck →](https://flashcards.world/flashcards/sets/3e96c40e-e9b3-42d7-a534-afd525c3a5dd/) |
| **Module 3** | `intermediate` | **[Flashcards.world App Guide — Drawing & Handwriting Coach, Alphabet Tutor, Audio Review & Arcade Games](/flashcards/sets/4fe9ed9e-2244-456a-a575-9457f4ee0414/)** | 32 | [Study Deck →](https://flashcards.world/flashcards/sets/4fe9ed9e-2244-456a-a575-9457f4ee0414/) |
| **Module 4** | `intermediate` | **[Flashcards.world App Guide — AI PDF-to-Flashcards, Notes Generator & Anki .apkg / Excel Import](/flashcards/sets/69d3daed-7a13-4b5a-a0e3-18ee8a2c11d5/)** | 32 | [Study Deck →](https://flashcards.world/flashcards/sets/69d3daed-7a13-4b5a-a0e3-18ee8a2c11d5/) |
| **Module 5** | `advanced` | **[Flashcards.world App Guide — Custom Cram Filters, Timed Exam Mode, Leech Cards & FSRS-6 Controls](/flashcards/sets/7be794a5-2a4f-4416-a4ec-11500305b289/)** | 32 | [Study Deck →](https://flashcards.world/flashcards/sets/7be794a5-2a4f-4416-a4ec-11500305b289/) |
| **Module 6** | `advanced` | **[Flashcards.world App Guide — On-Device Neural MOSS Voices, Local M2M-100 Translation & Offline Cloud Sync](/flashcards/sets/bd812db1-77ab-4a3e-a5f4-17023f2b9760/)** | 32 | [Study Deck →](https://flashcards.world/flashcards/sets/bd812db1-77ab-4a3e-a5f4-17023f2b9760/) |

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## 2. Module-by-Module Syllabus, Quick-Reference Tables & Sample Flashcards

### Module 1 (BASIC): [Flashcards.world App Guide — Smart Card Editor, Auto-Cloze, Image Occlusion, Voice & LaTeX](/flashcards/sets/a23eb42d-ca39-4b10-aea8-d062cfa39ac6/)

**Module Scope & Exam Blueprint**: Step-by-step mastery of the Flashcards.world Smart Card Editor: creating atomic cards, Auto-Cloze brackets, Smart Split, Bidirectional (Reverse) toggle, Image Occlusion with OCR, LaTeX math, microphone audio recording, and Mnemonic fields.

- **Direct Deck Link**: [Flashcards.world App Guide — Smart Card Editor, Auto-Cloze, Image Occlusion, Voice & LaTeX (32 Cards)](https://flashcards.world/flashcards/sets/a23eb42d-ca39-4b10-aea8-d062cfa39ac6/)
- **Browse Level Sets**: [BASIC Flashcard Sets on Flashcards.world](https://flashcards.world/flashcards/?q=How%20to%20Use%20Flashcards.world%3A%2011%20Study%20Modes%2C%20AI%20Generator%2C%20Handwriting%20%26%20Offline%20Sync&back_lng=en&expertise_level=basic)

| High-Yield Exam Concept / Question | Verified Answer & Core Rule |
| :--- | :--- |
| **If you edit the text of a card that has a linked Reverse (`⇄`) twin, what happens to the reverse card?** | The Smart Editor can keep both directions synchronized or let you customize the prompt phrasing so neither direction contains an accidental giveaway. |
| **How do you create an 'Image Occlusion' card from an anatomical diagram, chart, or geography map in Flashcards.world?** | Click the Image / Occlusion button in the editor, upload or paste your diagram image, and either (1) draw rectangular mask boxes over the labels you want to hide, or (2) run Auto-OCR to automatically detect and mask all text labels on the image. |
| **How does 'Auto-OCR Label Detection' speed up Image Occlusion creation in Flashcards.world?** | When you upload a labeled diagram, the built-in Optical Character Recognition (OCR) engine scans the image, places bounding boxes around every text label automatically, and lets you toggle which labels to turn into flashcard masks with a single tap. |
| **During study, how is the active target mask distinguished from other masked labels on an Image Occlusion card?** | The active target mask being tested on the current card is highlighted in a bright accent color with a `?` indicator, while sibling masks remain neutrally covered (in 'Hide All, Guess One' mode) until you flip the card. |
| **How do you write inline and block mathematical or chemical formulas using LaTeX in the Flashcards.world editor?** | Wrap inline expressions in single dollar signs like `$\Delta G = \Delta H - T\Delta S$` and multi-line display equations in double dollar signs like `$$\sum_{i=1}^{n} i = \frac{n(n+1)}{2}$$`. |
| **Does Flashcards.world provide a live preview of LaTeX math and chemical formulas while you type in the Card Editor?** | Yes—as soon as you enter `$...$` or `$$...$$`, the editor renders a live visual preview of the typeset equation so you can verify fractions, matrices, integrals, and Greek symbols before saving. |
| **How do you attach your own spoken pronunciation, music interval, or clinical auscultation audio to a card?** | Tap the Microphone (`🎤`) button on either the Front or Back field in the Card Editor to record audio directly from your device's microphone (or upload an `.mp3`/`.wav`/`.m4a` clip) with instant waveform playback. |
| **Why can you attach independent audio clips (`🎤`) to BOTH the Front and the Back of a flashcard?** | So you can put a target-language audio prompt or clinical heart sound on the Front (`Listen & identify`) and a spoken explanation or native sentence example on the Back. |

| # | Front (Active Recall Prompt) | Back (Verified Exam Explanation) |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| **1** | What are the two ways to create a Cloze Deletion inside the Flashcards.world Smart Card Editor? | 1. Highlight any word or phrase and click the `[…]` Cloze toolbar button (which wraps it in `[term]` or `{{c1::term}}`); 2. Type `[answer]` or `[answer\|hint]` directly in the editor. |
| **2** | How do you add a context hint to a Cloze blank in Flashcards.world so the blank is never ambiguous? | Use the pipe syntax `[target answer\|hint]` (e.g., `The [mitochondria\|organelle] produces ATP via oxidative phosphorylation`) or Anki syntax `{{c1::mitochondria::organelle}}`, which displays `[… (organelle)]` on the unflipped card. |
| **3** | What does the 'Auto-Cloze Suggest' button in the Smart Card Editor do when you paste a definition sentence? | It analyzes the sentence for key technical nouns, numbers, enzymes, dates, or legal terms and automatically proposes `[…]` cloze masks around the highest-yield targets with one click. |
| **4** | How does 'Tap-to-Peek Cloze' work when studying a card that has multiple `[…]` blanks on the front? | Instead of revealing all blanks at once, you can tap or click each individual `[…]` pill on the front of the card to reveal and verify that specific blank one at a time before flipping the full card. |
| **5** | What does the 'Smart Split' button in the Card Editor do when you have a long, bloated multi-fact card? | Smart Split automatically decomposes a paragraph or bulleted list into multiple separate, self-contained atomic flashcards so each card adheres to the Minimum Information Principle. |
| **6** | How does the 'Reverse Card (`⇄`)' toggle work when creating or editing a card in Flashcards.world? | Enabling the `⇄` (Bidirectional / Reverse) toggle automatically generates two linked flashcards from your entry—one testing `Front → Back` and a second testing `Back → Front`—each tracked with its own independent FSRS-6 Stability and Difficulty. |

### Module 2 (BASIC): [Flashcards.world App Guide — Core Study Modes: Flashcards, Feynman Grader, Multiple Choice & Writing Diffs](/flashcards/sets/3e96c40e-e9b3-42d7-a534-afd525c3a5dd/)

**Module Scope & Exam Blueprint**: Mastering the four primary active-recall study modes in Flashcards.world: FSRS-6 Flashcards Mode, AI/Voice Feynman Self-Explanation Grader, Multiple Choice with Timed Exam mode, and Writing Mode with Smart Typo Tolerance and Color-Coded Character Diffs.

- **Direct Deck Link**: [Flashcards.world App Guide — Core Study Modes: Flashcards, Feynman Grader, Multiple Choice & Writing Diffs (32 Cards)](https://flashcards.world/flashcards/sets/3e96c40e-e9b3-42d7-a534-afd525c3a5dd/)
- **Browse Level Sets**: [BASIC Flashcard Sets on Flashcards.world](https://flashcards.world/flashcards/?q=How%20to%20Use%20Flashcards.world%3A%2011%20Study%20Modes%2C%20AI%20Generator%2C%20Handwriting%20%26%20Offline%20Sync&back_lng=en&expertise_level=basic)

| High-Yield Exam Concept / Question | Verified Answer & Core Rule |
| :--- | :--- |
| **Can you use Voice Dictation (`🎤`) in Feynman Mode instead of typing a long paragraph on your phone?** | Yes! Tapping the microphone icon in Feynman Mode lets you speak your 15-second plain-language explanation aloud—simulating an oral exam or teaching a colleague—and automatically transcribes and grades your response. |
| **How does 'Multiple Choice Mode' generate answer options for your flashcards without requiring you to manually write 3 wrong choices per card?** | Flashcards.world dynamically selects 3 plausible distractors from sibling cards in the same deck (matching similar length, category, and language) and randomizes the 4 option positions (`A, B, C, D`) on every trial. |
| **Why is dynamic distractor generation in Multiple Choice Mode better than static A/B/C/D options?** | With static options, you quickly memorize that 'the answer to this question is always B'; dynamic sibling distractors force you to read and discriminate between real competing concepts every single time. |
| **How do you enable 'Timed Exam Mode (`⏱`)' inside Multiple Choice or Quiz sessions?** | Toggle the `⏱ Timed` switch in the study mode header and choose your per-card countdown limit (e.g., 10 seconds, 15 seconds, or 30 seconds per question). |
| **What happens in Timed Exam Mode (`⏱`) if the countdown timer reaches 0:00 before you select an answer?** | The question is automatically marked as a timeout lapse (`Again`), the correct answer is revealed with visual feedback, and the session advances to keep your exam pacing realistic. |
| **When should you use 'Multiple Choice Mode' vs. 'Flashcards Mode' vs. 'Writing Mode' during a study cycle?** | Use **Multiple Choice** for fast initial recognition on brand-new topics; transition to **Flashcards Mode** for standard daily FSRS-6 active recall; and use **Writing Mode** for exact spelling, vocabulary production, and error-free formula recall. |
| **How does 'Writing Mode' work in Flashcards.world?** | The app presents the Front prompt (and/or plays the audio prompt) and gives you an input box where you must type the exact Back answer from memory before submitting. |
| **What is 'Smart Typo Tolerance' in Writing Mode, and why does it prevent unnecessary frustration?** | When enabled, Smart Typo Tolerance uses edit-distance (Damerau-Levenshtein) comparison to forgive a minor 1-letter keyboard slip (e.g., typing `'mitochondira'` instead of `'mitochondria'`) while still requiring genuine knowledge of the word. |

| # | Front (Active Recall Prompt) | Back (Verified Exam Explanation) |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| **1** | What are the four FSRS-6 rating buttons shown after flipping a card in Flashcards Mode, and what keyboard keys trigger them? | `1` = **Again** (forgot / lapse), `2` = **Hard** (recalled with heavy effort), `3` = **Good** (recalled at target effort), and `4` = **Easy** (instantaneous effortless recall), with `Space` or `Enter` flipping the card. |
| **2** | What does the interval preview label above each rating button (e.g., `Again: 10m`, `Hard: 3d`, `Good: 8d`, `Easy: 21d`) show you? | The exact next review interval calculated in real time by the FSRS-6 algorithm based on that card's current Difficulty ($D$), Stability ($S$), elapsed time ($t$), and your Desired Retention ($R_d$). |
| **3** | How do swipe gestures work in Flashcards Mode on iOS and Android mobile screens? | Tap anywhere on the card to flip it, then either tap the 4 color-coded FSRS-6 rating buttons at the bottom OR swipe left/right to grade cards rapidly one-handed. |
| **4** | What is 'Feynman Mode (`🧠 Explain in My Own Words`)' inside Flashcards Mode, and how do you launch it? | While studying any flashcard, tap the `🧠 Feynman Mode` button to open an interactive self-explanation prompt where you explain the concept in plain language (by typing or speaking into the microphone) before or after flipping. |
| **5** | How does the Feynman Grader evaluate your explanation in Flashcards.world? | It compares your plain-language explanation against the card's verified core concept, scores your conceptual accuracy from **0% to 100%**, highlights which key mechanisms you explained clearly, and points out any missing nuances or jargon crutches. |
| **6** | How does Feynman Mode map your 0–100% conceptual score to an FSRS-6 rating recommendation? | A comprehensive, clear explanation (≥ 85%–90%) recommends **Good (3)** or **Easy (4)**; a partial explanation (60%–84%) recommends **Hard (2)**; and an incomplete or inaccurate explanation (< 60%) recommends **Again (1)**. |

### Module 3 (INTERMEDIATE): [Flashcards.world App Guide — Drawing & Handwriting Coach, Alphabet Tutor, Audio Review & Arcade Games](/flashcards/sets/4fe9ed9e-2244-456a-a575-9457f4ee0414/)

**Module Scope & Exam Blueprint**: Mastering the visual, kinesthetic, auditory, and gamified study modes in Flashcards.world: Drawing & Handwriting Coach, 10-script Alphabet Tutor, Continuous Audio Review Player, Match List, Word Salad, Hangman, Alphabet Ring, and Time Attack.

- **Direct Deck Link**: [Flashcards.world App Guide — Drawing & Handwriting Coach, Alphabet Tutor, Audio Review & Arcade Games (32 Cards)](https://flashcards.world/flashcards/sets/4fe9ed9e-2244-456a-a575-9457f4ee0414/)
- **Browse Level Sets**: [INTERMEDIATE Flashcard Sets on Flashcards.world](https://flashcards.world/flashcards/?q=How%20to%20Use%20Flashcards.world%3A%2011%20Study%20Modes%2C%20AI%20Generator%2C%20Handwriting%20%26%20Offline%20Sync&back_lng=en&expertise_level=intermediate)

| High-Yield Exam Concept / Question | Verified Answer & Core Rule |
| :--- | :--- |
| **How can medical, chemistry, or engineering students use 'Drawing Mode' even if they are not studying a foreign language?** | To sketch chemical ring structures (e.g., purines vs. pyrimidines, functional groups), anatomical branching diagrams, logic gates, free-body diagrams, or graph shapes from memory on the scratchpad canvas before flipping the card! |
| **What is the 'Continuous Audio Review Player' in Flashcards.world?** | A hands-free, podcast-style audio study mode that plays your flashcards sequentially out loud—allowing you to review while commuting, walking, running, cooking, or resting your eyes. |
| **Describe the 4-step audio cycle for each card inside the Continuous Audio Review Player.** | 1. **Speak Front Prompt** (in the front language's Neural TTS voice or custom recording); 2. **Silent Thinking Pause** (configurable 2s–10s countdown for you to whisper or think the answer); 3. **Speak Back Answer** (in the back language's voice); 4. **Brief Transition Chime** → advances automatically to the next card. |
| **What customization controls are available inside the Continuous Audio Review Player?** | 1. Thinking Pause duration (1–15 seconds); 2. Playback Speed (`0.75x`, `1.0x`, `1.25x`, `1.5x`, `2.0x`); 3. Repeat Front/Back (`1×`, `2×`, or `3×` per card); 4. Prompt-to-Answer order (`Front → Back` or `Back → Front`); 5. Shuffle / Loop mode. |
| **Does the Continuous Audio Review Player continue playing when your phone screen is locked in your pocket?** | Yes—it integrates with iOS and Android system media controls (Lock Screen, Control Center, AirPods / Bluetooth headphone buttons, and CarPlay / Android Auto) so you can pause, skip, or repeat cards without touching your phone. |
| **Why is setting 'Repeat Back Answer = 2×' at `0.9x` speed followed by `1.0x` speed effective in the Audio Review Player for language learning?** | The first slightly slower playback lets your auditory cortex parse every phoneme and tone clearly, while the immediate second playback at natural native speed cements natural prosody and shadowing. |
| **What is 'Shadowing' during an Audio Review Player session?** | Speaking the target-language sentence out loud during the thinking pause and repeating it simultaneously with the native Neural TTS voice—training pronunciation, rhythm, and oral muscle memory. |
| **How does 'Match List Mode' work in Flashcards.world?** | The screen displays two shuffled columns (e.g., 6 to 8 Front prompts on the left and 6 to 8 Back answers on the right); you tap or drag to pair matching items as fast as possible while a stopwatch tracks your completion time and accuracy. |

| # | Front (Active Recall Prompt) | Back (Verified Exam Explanation) |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| **1** | What is 'Drawing & Handwriting Mode' in Flashcards.world, and which learners is it built for? | An interactive touch/stylus/mouse canvas study mode where you write characters, symbols, or diagrams from memory and receive stroke-by-stroke guidance and automated visual grading—built for East Asian scripts, non-Latin alphabets, and STEM notation. |
| **2** | List the 10 writing systems and symbol sets supported by the Flashcards.world Handwriting Coach & Alphabet Tutor. | 1. Japanese (Kanji, Hiragana, Katakana); 2. Chinese (Simplified & Traditional Hanzi); 3. Korean (Hangul syllables & Jamo); 4. Arabic (isolated/initial/medial/final forms); 5. Russian Cyrillic; 6. Greek; 7. Hebrew; 8. Hindi Devanagari; 9. Thai; 10. Mathematical & Physics Symbols. |
| **3** | What are the three progressive difficulty levels inside the Handwriting & Stroke-Order Coach? | 1. **Trace Mode (Guided)**: Ghost character outline + animated stroke-order arrows show where to place each stroke; 2. **Hint Mode**: Shows stroke count and first-stroke starting dot only; 3. **Freehand Recall Mode (Test)**: Blank grid canvas where you write the entire character from memory given only its meaning/pronunciation. |
| **4** | Why does correct 'Stroke Order and Stroke Direction' matter when learning Japanese Kanji or Chinese Hanzi in Drawing Mode? | Consistent stroke order builds motor-cortex procedural memory, ensures balanced character proportions, allows fast radical recognition, and makes handwritten characters legible even when written quickly. |
| **5** | How does the Handwriting Coach grade your drawn strokes on the canvas? | It evaluates stroke trajectory, start/end points, stroke direction, stroke count, and overall bounding-box proportion against canonical vector character templates, highlighting any out-of-order or misshapen stroke in real time. |
| **6** | What is the built-in 'Alphabet & Script Tutor' for beginners starting a new language with a non-Latin script? | A structured interactive zero-to-reading bootcamp that teaches every character of Hiragana, Katakana, Hangul, Cyrillic, Arabic, Devanagari, Greek, Hebrew, or Thai with native pronunciation audio, mnemonic visual hooks, and stroke tracing before you start vocabulary decks. |

### Module 4 (INTERMEDIATE): [Flashcards.world App Guide — AI PDF-to-Flashcards, Notes Generator & Anki .apkg / Excel Import](/flashcards/sets/69d3daed-7a13-4b5a-a0e3-18ee8a2c11d5/)

**Module Scope & Exam Blueprint**: Mastering content ingestion and AI deck generation in Flashcards.world: Visual PDF Page Picker, Notes/Text-to-Deck AI generator, Topic Curriculum builder, Anki .apkg/.colpkg multi-field import, Excel/CSV mapping, and Duplicate Cleanup.

- **Direct Deck Link**: [Flashcards.world App Guide — AI PDF-to-Flashcards, Notes Generator & Anki .apkg / Excel Import (32 Cards)](https://flashcards.world/flashcards/sets/69d3daed-7a13-4b5a-a0e3-18ee8a2c11d5/)
- **Browse Level Sets**: [INTERMEDIATE Flashcard Sets on Flashcards.world](https://flashcards.world/flashcards/?q=How%20to%20Use%20Flashcards.world%3A%2011%20Study%20Modes%2C%20AI%20Generator%2C%20Handwriting%20%26%20Offline%20Sync&back_lng=en&expertise_level=intermediate)

| High-Yield Exam Concept / Question | Verified Answer & Core Rule |
| :--- | :--- |
| **How does the 'AI Notes / Text-to-Flashcards' workflow work for students taking live lecture notes in Notion, Obsidian, Google Docs, or Apple Notes?** | Copy your raw bulleted lecture notes or markdown outline, paste them into the Notes-to-Deck box, choose your card count and difficulty, and review the generated atomic cards in the staging preview before saving. |
| **What is the 'Staging Preview & Audit Step' right after the AI generates a deck from your PDF or notes?** | Before saving the deck, Flashcards.world shows all generated cards in an editable preview list where you can tweak wording, delete any unneeded card, toggle Reverse `⇄`, or add a `💡 Mnemonic`—ensuring 100% quality control. |
| **What Anki file formats can be imported directly into Flashcards.world?** | Both standard Anki Deck Packages (`.apkg`) and Anki Collection Packages (`.colpkg`), including decks exported from desktop Anki, AnkiMobile, and AnkiDroid. |
| **What happens inside Flashcards.world when you upload an Anki `.apkg` archive?** | The importer unpacks the ZIP container, reads the internal SQLite database (`collection.anki2` / `collection.anki21`), extracts all Notes, Cards, and Media files (images & audio), and maps them into your Flashcards.world deck. |
| **How does the 'Anki Multi-Field Mapper' work when importing a complex Anki note type that has 6 fields (e.g., `Expression`, `Reading`, `Meaning`, `Sentence`, `Audio`, `Notes`)?** | The import wizard displays all detected fields from the `.apkg` note template with live sample values and lets you choose which field(s) go on the **Front**, which go on the **Back**, and which map to the **`💡 Mnemonic` / Extra Notes** field! |
| **How does Flashcards.world handle Anki's `{{c1::answer::hint}}` Cloze Deletion syntax during `.apkg` import?** | It preserves Anki's `{{c1::…}}` and `{{c2::…}}` cloze syntax natively (or converts them seamlessly to interactive Tap-to-Peek Cloze pills) so every cloze card works immediately upon import. |
| **How does Flashcards.world handle HTML tags (`<b>`, `<i>`, `<br>`, `<ul>`, `<img src="...">`, `[sound:...]`) inside imported Anki cards?** | It automatically sanitizes and converts formatting tags into clean Markdown/rich text, links extracted images to the card's visual slots, and binds `[sound:...]` references to the card's audio player. |
| **Can you choose whether to import or reset existing scheduling history when importing an Anki `.apkg` deck?** | Yes—you can either start the imported deck fresh as unseen cards OR convert existing review intervals and ease factors into initial FSRS-6 Stability ($S$) and Difficulty ($D$) states. |

| # | Front (Active Recall Prompt) | Back (Verified Exam Explanation) |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| **1** | What are the 4 ways to create or import a full flashcard deck in Flashcards.world without typing every card manually? | 1. **AI PDF-to-Flashcards** (with Visual Page Picker); 2. **AI Notes / Text-to-Flashcards** (paste lecture notes or outlines); 3. **Universal File Import** (Anki `.apkg`/`.colpkg`, Excel `.xlsx`, `.csv`, `.tsv`, `.txt`); 4. **Curated Library & Topic Generator**. |
| **2** | How does the 'Visual PDF Page Picker' work when you upload a PDF textbook or lecture slide deck to Flashcards.world? | Instead of blindly processing an entire 500-page PDF (including table of contents, blank pages, and bibliographies), the Visual PDF Page Picker renders thumbnail previews of every page so you can click or drag-select the exact high-yield pages (e.g., Pages 42–55) to convert into flashcards. |
| **3** | Why is selecting specific page ranges in the Visual PDF Page Picker far superior to whole-file PDF dumping? | 1. It skips cover pages, references, and fluff; 2. It keeps each generated deck aligned to a single coherent lecture or chapter (~25–40 atomic cards); 3. It maximizes AI extraction density on every selected page. |
| **4** | Can the AI PDF-to-Flashcards generator extract concepts from both native digital PDFs and scanned/slide PDFs? | Yes—it parses digital text layers directly and extracts structured definitions, mechanisms, tables, and numerical values from lecture slides and textbook pages. |
| **5** | What configuration parameters can you set before running the AI PDF or Notes-to-Flashcards generator? | 1. **Target Card Count** (e.g., 15, 30, or 50 cards); 2. **Difficulty / Expertise Level** (`basic`, `intermediate`, `advanced`); 3. **Card Style** (Atomic Q&A, Cloze `[…]`, Bidirectional `⇄`, or Exam Vignettes); 4. **Front & Back Output Language**. |
| **6** | How can you use the AI Generator to create 'Bilingual or Cross-Language Flashcards' from an English PDF? | Set the source PDF input in English and select your desired target language (e.g., Spanish, German, Japanese, or Hindi) for the Front or Back output—or use the on-device M2M-100 translator. |

### Module 5 (ADVANCED): [Flashcards.world App Guide — Custom Cram Filters, Timed Exam Mode, Leech Cards & FSRS-6 Controls](/flashcards/sets/7be794a5-2a4f-4416-a4ec-11500305b289/)

**Module Scope & Exam Blueprint**: Advanced scheduling and exam-crunch controls in Flashcards.world: Custom Quiz & Cram Filters (Hard, New, Recent 7d, By Tag), Leech detection and remediation badges, Timed Exam pacing, and FSRS-6 parameter customization.

- **Direct Deck Link**: [Flashcards.world App Guide — Custom Cram Filters, Timed Exam Mode, Leech Cards & FSRS-6 Controls (32 Cards)](https://flashcards.world/flashcards/sets/7be794a5-2a4f-4416-a4ec-11500305b289/)
- **Browse Level Sets**: [ADVANCED Flashcard Sets on Flashcards.world](https://flashcards.world/flashcards/?q=How%20to%20Use%20Flashcards.world%3A%2011%20Study%20Modes%2C%20AI%20Generator%2C%20Handwriting%20%26%20Offline%20Sync&back_lng=en&expertise_level=advanced)

| High-Yield Exam Concept / Question | Verified Answer & Core Rule |
| :--- | :--- |
| **How do you simulate a realistic 60-question medical or legal board exam block using Custom Quiz Builder?** | Select all 6 modules of your curriculum (192 cards), set Question Count = `60`, Mode = `Multiple Choice`, Shuffle = `On`, and Timed Exam (`⏱`) = `45s` or `60s` per question with answers reviewed at the end. |
| **How does Flashcards.world automatically detect and badge 'Leech Cards (`⚠️`)' during your FSRS-6 reviews?** | Whenever a card accumulates a high lapse count (e.g., ≥ 4 `'Again'` ratings) or its FSRS-6 Difficulty ($D$) climbs into the top difficulty tier, the app displays a visible **`⚠️ Leech`** badge on the card. |
| **When a card shows the **`⚠️ Leech`** badge during study, what 3 one-click remediation tools does Flashcards.world give you right on the card?** | 1. **Add/Edit `💡 Mnemonic`** (attach a memorable hook or analogy); 2. **Smart Split / Quick Edit** (break a bloated card into atomic pieces); 3. **Launch `🧠 Feynman Mode`** (diagnose and fix the underlying conceptual gap). |
| **Why does Flashcards.world show you the card's live DSR stats (`D`, `S`, `R`, `Lapses`) in the card info drawer?** | Inspecting a card's exact Difficulty ($D \in [1, 10]$), Stability ($S$ in days), and current Retrievability ($R\%$) lets power users see immediately why a card was scheduled today and how well it is consolidating. |
| **Where can you adjust your 'Desired Retention ($R_d$)' in Flashcards.world's FSRS-6 settings, and what range is supported?** | In Study / Scheduler Settings, you can adjust Desired Retention along the slider from **75% to 97%** (with **90%** highlighted as the recommended default). |
| **As you move the Desired Retention slider in FSRS-6 settings from 90% to 95% or 85%, what live preview does Flashcards.world show?** | It immediately shows the estimated interval multiplier (e.g., `0.46× intervals / ~2.1× workload` at 95%, or `1.65× intervals / ~0.65× workload` at 85%) so you see the exact daily time impact before saving. |
| **Can you set a different Desired Retention for an upcoming 'High-Stakes Exam Deck' (93%) vs. a casual 'Lifelong Trivia Deck' (84%)?** | Yes—Desired Retention can be configured globally or overridden per deck/preset so your urgent exam decks stay above 93% retrievability while lifelong maintenance decks stay effortless. |
| **How do you configure 'Daily New Cards Limit' and 'Maximum Daily Reviews' in Flashcards.world?** | In Deck / Scheduler Settings, set your target `New Cards / Day` (e.g., 20/day) and `Max Reviews / Day` cap so your daily queue stays predictable and never overwhelms your schedule. |

| # | Front (Active Recall Prompt) | Back (Verified Exam Explanation) |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| **1** | What are the 5 built-in 'Study & Cram Filters' available in Flashcards.world when you want to run a targeted session outside your normal daily queue? | 1. **Hard / Leech Cards (`⚠️`)**; 2. **New / Unseen Cards Only**; 3. **Recently Added (Last 7 Days)**; 4. **By Tag (`#tag`)**; 5. **Random Shuffle (`🎲` Cram All)**. |
| **2** | How does the 'Hard Cards (`⚠️`)' filter identify which cards in your deck need urgent attention? | It selects cards with high FSRS-6 Difficulty ($D \ge 7.5$), cards recently rated `Again (1)` or `Hard (2)`, and flagged Leech cards that have lapsed repeatedly. |
| **3** | When is the 'Recently Added (Last 7 Days)' filter most useful? | Right after a week of heavy lectures or clinical rotations when you want to consolidate the newest 50–100 cards you created this week before they mix into your broader 2,000-card collection. |
| **4** | How does the 'By Tag (`#tag`)' filter let you study for a modular Friday quiz when all your cards live in one master course deck? | Select the specific lecture tags covered on Friday's quiz (e.g., `#lec07` + `#lec08`) in Custom Quiz / Filter Study to drill only those cards without splitting your master deck. |
| **5** | What is the 'Random Shuffle (`🎲`)' filter, and when should you use it? | It shuffles a random sample (e.g., 30, 50, or all cards) from your selected deck(s) regardless of due date—ideal for a final comprehensive mock-exam sweep 48 hours before test day. |
| **6** | What is 'Custom Quiz Builder' in Flashcards.world? | A configurable practice exam engine where you pick the source deck(s), apply study filters (`⚠️ Hard`, `#tags`, level), choose question formats (Multiple Choice, Writing, Flashcard, True/False), set card count, and enable a strict per-card or total exam timer (`⏱`). |

### Module 6 (ADVANCED): [Flashcards.world App Guide — On-Device Neural MOSS Voices, Local M2M-100 Translation & Offline Cloud Sync](/flashcards/sets/bd812db1-77ab-4a3e-a5f4-17023f2b9760/)

**Module Scope & Exam Blueprint**: Deep technical guide to Flashcards.world's on-device AI and offline-first architecture: downloadable HD Neural MOSS TTS voices, local M2M-100 multilingual neural translation, local SQLite storage across Web/iOS/Android, and conflict-free cloud sync.

- **Direct Deck Link**: [Flashcards.world App Guide — On-Device Neural MOSS Voices, Local M2M-100 Translation & Offline Cloud Sync (32 Cards)](https://flashcards.world/flashcards/sets/bd812db1-77ab-4a3e-a5f4-17023f2b9760/)
- **Browse Level Sets**: [ADVANCED Flashcard Sets on Flashcards.world](https://flashcards.world/flashcards/?q=How%20to%20Use%20Flashcards.world%3A%2011%20Study%20Modes%2C%20AI%20Generator%2C%20Handwriting%20%26%20Offline%20Sync&back_lng=en&expertise_level=advanced)

| High-Yield Exam Concept / Question | Verified Answer & Core Rule |
| :--- | :--- |
| **What makes the 'M2M-100' architecture different from legacy English-centric translation models?** | Unlike older models that had to translate `Spanish → English → Japanese` (pivoting through English and losing nuance), M2M-100 is a true **Many-to-Many** model trained to translate directly between any pair of 100 languages without an English pivot. |
| **What are the 3 huge advantages of running M2M-100 locally on your device inside Flashcards.world?** | 1. **100% Offline Translation**: translate words and sentences on flights, trains, or abroad with zero data roaming; 2. **Zero API Cost / Unlimited Usage**: translate whole decks without token quotas; 3. **100% Privacy**: your private study notes never leave your device. |
| **How do you download and enable the Local M2M-100 Translation model in Flashcards.world?** | Go to **Settings → Offline AI & Translation Models**, download the quantized M2M-100 model package once over Wi-Fi, and toggle **'Use On-Device Offline Translation'** for instant local translation in the Card Editor and Deck Translator. |
| **How can you translate an entire 32-card flashcard set into your native language using Flashcards.world?** | Open the deck, select **Translate Deck**, choose whether to translate the Front, the Back, or add a bilingual subtitle line, select the target language, and run the batch translator. |
| **What is Flashcards.world's 'Offline-First Local SQLite Architecture'?** | Instead of treating the mobile or web app as a thin wrapper that breaks whenever Wi-Fi drops, Flashcards.world stores your entire flashcard database, FSRS-6 state vectors, and review logs in a local **SQLite database** right on your device. |
| **Why does storing flashcards in a local on-device SQLite database produce '0ms Flip & Grade Latency'?** | Because every card read, FSRS-6 calculation, and rating write happens in local memory/disk in less than 1 millisecond—never waiting on a round-trip HTTP request to a remote server between cards! |
| **How does Flashcards.world implement local SQLite storage across all 3 platforms (iOS, Android, and Web)?** | On **iOS and Android**, it uses native embedded SQLite + local file-system media storage; on **Web / PWA**, it uses local IndexedDB / WebAssembly SQLite with Service Worker asset caching so even browser tabs work offline. |
| **Can you install Flashcards.world as an offline-capable Progressive Web App (PWA) on macOS, Windows, Linux, or Chromebook?** | Yes—clicking 'Install App' in Chrome, Edge, or Safari installs Flashcards.world as a standalone desktop app with full offline caching and local database persistence. |

| # | Front (Active Recall Prompt) | Back (Verified Exam Explanation) |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| **1** | What are the 'Downloadable HD Neural MOSS Voices' in Flashcards.world? | High-definition, on-device neural Text-to-Speech (TTS) voice models that you can download inside Flashcards.world to generate natural, human-like pronunciation offline without relying on robotic OS voices or cloud APIs. |
| **2** | Why are downloadable on-device Neural MOSS Voices superior to standard browser/OS `window.speechSynthesis` voices? | 1. **Consistent studio-grade prosody and pronunciation** across all devices; 2. **Zero network latency** (instant playback on card flip); 3. **100% offline reliability** (works in Airplane Mode where cloud TTS voices fail or downgrade to robotic voices). |
| **3** | How do you download and manage Neural MOSS Voices on iOS, Android, or Desktop in Flashcards.world? | Open **Settings → Audio & Neural Voices (TTS)**, browse available language voice packs, tap **Download** next to your target languages, and set your preferred voice and default speaking rate (`0.5x` to `2.0x`). |
| **4** | How does Flashcards.world automatically choose which TTS voice to use for the Front vs. the Back of a bilingual card? | Each deck (and card) stores `front_lng` and `back_lng` ISO language codes (e.g., `front_lng: "ja"`, `back_lng: "en"`); when you flip from Front to Back, the audio engine automatically switches from the Japanese neural voice to the English neural voice! |
| **5** | How does the TTS engine handle Cloze syntax (`[answer\|hint]`) and LaTeX math (`$...$`) when reading a card aloud? | Before synthesizing speech, the text normalizer strips markdown syntax, reads only the unmasked prompt (on the Front) or the full completed sentence with the target answer filled in (on the Back), and converts math symbols into spoken words. |
| **6** | What is the 'Local M2M-100 On-Device Neural Translation' model built into Flashcards.world? | A compact, quantized version of Meta AI's **Many-to-Many 100 (M2M-100)** multilingual sequence-to-sequence transformer model that runs directly on your device to translate flashcards between 100+ language pairs completely offline. |

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## AI Deck Creation, Anki/Excel Import, On-Device Neural Models & Offline Sync

Flashcards.world is engineered so you can go from raw lecture slides, PDFs, or legacy decks to atomic, multi-modal flashcards in under 60 seconds—while keeping your entire library **100% available offline**:

- **AI PDF Page Picker & Notes-to-Flashcards Generator**: Upload any PDF textbook, lecture slide deck, or syllabus and use the interactive **Visual PDF Page Picker** to select specific page ranges, or paste raw study notes. Choose your target card count, difficulty level (`basic`, `intermediate`, `advanced`), and format to automatically extract atomic Q&A and Cloze cards.
- **Smart Card Editor**:
  - **Auto-Cloze (`[…]`) & `{{c1::…}}`**: Highlight any word or phrase and click `[…]` to wrap it in a Cloze blank, or let AI auto-suggest high-yield cloze masks.
  - **Smart Split**: Automatically break a long, multi-sentence card into clean atomic sub-cards with one click.
  - **Reverse Card (`⇄`)**: Toggle bidirectional study so a single entry generates both `Front → Back` and `Back → Front` cards.
  - **Image Occlusion + Auto-OCR**: Upload any anatomical diagram, chart, or map; auto-detect text labels via OCR or draw mask rectangles (`?`) to create visual occlusion cards.
  - **LaTeX (`$...$`), Voice Recording (`🎤`), Mnemonic (`💡`) & Leech (`⚠️`) Badges**: Attach native mathematical equations, record custom pronunciation or clinical audio clips right from your microphone, store memory hooks in the dedicated `💡 Mnemonic` field, and automatically spot high-lapse Leech cards (`⚠️`).
- **Universal Import & Duplicate Cleanup (`.apkg`, `.colpkg`, Excel `.xlsx`, `.csv`, `.tsv`, `.txt`)**: Import multi-field Anki packages with embedded media, map custom columns visually, and run the **Duplicate & Near-Duplicate Cleaner** to merge or remove redundant cards.
- **Downloadable On-Device Neural Models (100% Offline AI)**:
  - **HD Neural MOSS Voices (TTS)**: Download expressive, natural-sounding neural Text-to-Speech voices directly to your device for offline pronunciation across major world languages.
  - **Local M2M-100 Neural Translation**: Download the compact on-device multilingual neural translation model to translate flashcards between 100+ languages locally with zero internet connection and 100% privacy.
- **Offline-First Local SQLite + Cross-Device Cloud Sync**: Every deck, media asset, and FSRS-6 review log is stored locally in a fast **SQLite database** on iOS, Android, and Web (IndexedDB/SQLite), allowing instant 0ms offline study on airplanes or subways with automatic background delta-sync across all your devices once you reconnect.

| Feature Category | Key Capabilities in Flashcards.world | Offline Availability |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| **Smart Card Creation** | Auto-Cloze `[…]`, Smart Split, Reverse `⇄`, Image Occlusion OCR, LaTeX `$...$`, Mic `🎤`, Mnemonic `💡` | Full local editing + offline queue |
| **AI Deck Generation** | PDF Visual Page Picker, Notes-to-Deck, Topic Curriculum Generator | Cloud AI + instant local save |
| **Universal Deck Import** | Anki `.apkg` / `.colpkg` (with media & multi-field mapping), Excel `.xlsx`, `.csv`, `.tsv`, Duplicate Merger | Instant import into local SQLite |
| **Neural Audio & Translation** | Downloadable **HD MOSS Neural TTS Voices** + Local **M2M-100 Translation** | **100% Offline** after model download |
| **Storage & Sync Engine** | Local SQLite database + conflict-free FSRS-6 review log cloud delta-sync | **100% Offline-First** across iOS, Android & Web |

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## 3. 4-Phase Active Recall & Spaced Repetition Study Plan

| Study Phase | Actionable Protocol |
| :--- | :--- |
| **Phase 1: Foundation & Core Definitions (Days 1–7)** | Complete Modules 1 & 2 (`basic`). Focus on foundational terminology, statutory definitions, core formulas, and classification rules using daily 20-minute active-recall sessions. |
| **Phase 2: Mechanisms, Applied Problem-Solving & Frameworks (Days 8–16)** | Master Modules 3 & 4 (`intermediate`). Practice multi-step mechanisms, comparative tables, case applications, and quantitative shortcuts while reviewing Phase 1 leeches. |
| **Phase 3: Advanced Vignettes, Edge Cases & High-Difficulty Synthesis (Days 17–24)** | Complete Modules 5 & 6 (`advanced`). Drill high-discrimination exam traps, clinical/legal vignettes, and multi-topic synthesis cards under timed conditions. |
| **Phase 4: Spaced-Repetition Consolidation & Pre-Exam Sprint (Final 7 Days)** | Filter ausschließlich for cards marked 'Again' or 'Hard' across all 192 cards, interleave all 6 decks, and simulate timed exam blocks. |

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## 4. Top 5 High-Yield Exam Strategies & Scoring Tips

- **Use Keyboard Shortcuts on Web/Desktop for 2× Faster Reviews**: Press `Space` to flip a card, `1 / 2 / 3 / 4` to rate *Again / Hard / Good / Easy*, `E` to quick-edit a card mid-session, and `A` or `R` to replay front/back TTS audio.
- **Switch to Writing Mode or Feynman Mode Before High-Stakes Exams**: Once you can recognize a card in standard Flashcards Mode, test yourself in **Writing Mode** (for exact spelling/formulas) or **Feynman Mode** (for plain-language conceptual grading).
- **Download Your Target Language's HD Neural MOSS Voice in Settings**: Downloading the on-device neural voice pack gives every flashcard studio-quality native pronunciation even when studying in Airplane Mode.
- **Use the Visual PDF Page Picker Instead of Uploading Entire 800-Page Textbooks at Once**: Selecting 5–15 high-yield pages per chapter produces focused, modular 30-card decks that align cleanly with your lecture schedule.
- **Filter by `⚠️ Hard / Leech Cards` Every Friday**: Spend 10 minutes at the end of each week reviewing your flagged Hard/Leech cards and adding a `💡 Mnemonic` or splitting any card that takes longer than 10 seconds to answer.

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## 5. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

### Can I import my existing Anki decks (`.apkg` or `.colpkg`) and keep my media, Cloze deletions, and LaTeX?
Yes! Flashcards.world natively parses Anki `.apkg` and `.colpkg` archives—extracting multi-field notes, embedded audio/images, `{{c1::…}}` Cloze deletions, and `$...$` LaTeX equations—and lets you run a one-click **Duplicate Cleanup** while mapping cards directly into the FSRS-6 scheduler.

### How do the downloadable MOSS Neural Voices and M2M-100 Translation models work offline?
In the app's **Offline Models / Voice Settings**, you can download compact, quantized neural voice packs (**MOSS TTS**) and the **M2M-100 neural translation model** directly to your phone or computer. Once downloaded, all text-to-speech playback and card translations run locally on your device's CPU/NPU with zero network latency and zero data usage.

### What happens if I study offline on my phone during a flight and also have the web app open on my laptop?
Flashcards.world uses an **offline-first SQLite architecture** with event-sourced FSRS-6 review logs. Every rating you make offline on iOS or Android is recorded with its exact timestamp; as soon as your phone reconnects to Wi-Fi or cellular data, the sync engine merges your review logs and updates card Stability ($S$) and Difficulty ($D$) across all devices without losing a single review.

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