Make flashcards and actually remember them
Build flashcard decks by hand or generate them from your notes, then study with flip, shuffle and progress tracking. Already use Anki? Import your decks, formatting and images included.
What you can do
Made from your notes
Paste notes or upload a page and Orpheus turns them into clear, focused cards, one idea at a time.
Import from Anki
Bring in your existing .apkg decks. Bold, italics, highlight colours and images all come across.
Study that sticks
Flip, shuffle and track what you know, with keyboard shortcuts, buttons and touch swipes.
Saved to your account
Every deck is stored to your account, ready to study on any device.
Revision that schedules itself
Cramming feels productive and fades in days. Spaced repetition works because it brings a card back right before you would forget it. Orpheus tracks how well you know every card and builds you a daily queue, so the decision of what to study is already made when you sit down.
- A daily due queue
Open the app and the cards due today are waiting. Ten minutes a day keeps the whole deck alive.
- Honest self-grading
Mark each card as known, unsure or incorrect, and the schedule adapts to the truth.
- Progress per deck
See what you have mastered and what keeps slipping, deck by deck.
- Read aloud
Have cards read to you, useful for languages and for revising away from the screen.
How it works
Create a deck
Add cards by hand, generate them from a topic or notes, or import an Anki deck.
Study
Flip through cards, shuffle the order and mark each as known, unsure or incorrect.
Track progress
See what you have mastered and focus your revision on what you have not.
Made for real study
Turn each week's notes into a deck the same day, and let the due queue carry them through to exam season.
Build a vocabulary or definitions deck once, then share it with the whole class or the public gallery.
Bring years of existing decks across in one import and keep every image and highlight you made.
Get more out of it
- 1Keep decks small and focused. Twenty cards on one topic beats two hundred on a whole subject.
- 2Scan your handwritten notes first, then generate cards from the clean text. The cards come out sharper.
- 3Grade yourself honestly. Marking a shaky card as known just hides it until the exam finds it.
- 4Study the due queue daily, even for five minutes. Streaks on your dashboard help the habit stick.
Included with every account
Build decks by hand, import from Anki and study without limits. Generating decks with AI counts toward your monthly allowance.
When you need more
Unlimited AI-generated decks, straight from notes, scans or recordings.
See pricingFrequently asked questions
Is the flashcard maker free?
Yes, you can start for free, and your decks save to your account automatically.
Can I generate flashcards from my notes?
Yes. Paste notes or upload a page and Orpheus will write a deck of focused cards from them.
Can I import my Anki decks?
Yes. Import a .apkg file and your cards come in with their bold, italics, highlight colours and images preserved.
How do I study?
Open a deck and flip through the cards. You can shuffle, use the keyboard or swipe on touch, and mark how well you knew each card.
Does it use spaced repetition?
Yes. Cards you find hard come back sooner and cards you know well come back later, through a daily due queue.
Can I add images to cards?
Yes. Imported Anki images are embedded, and you can suggest images when generating cards.
Ready to try it?
Orpheus is free to start. Create an account and your work saves automatically.