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Flashcards that look the way you write them
Rcll is a flashcard app for people who learn with Markdown, code and math. Write cards the way you think, then study them with a fast, keyboard-driven review.
Features
Built for what you actually study
Formulas, code, vocabulary or definitions: Rcll keeps your cards readable, so reviewing them feels like reading your own notes.
Math that renders
Write inline formulas or full equations in LaTeX and see them typeset on both sides of the card.
Real code blocks
Fenced code keeps every space and line, so snippets on your cards look like they do in your editor.
Tags & instant search
Tag cards by topic and find anything by what it says, front or back, as you type.
Focused study sessions
Study any tag or search result. Flip, answer, and repeat just the cards you missed.
Keyboard first
Space to flip, 1 and 2 to answer, ⌘/Ctrl+Enter to save. Your hands never leave the keys.
Your data, stored plainly
Cards are saved as the exact Markdown you wrote, never converted or locked into a format.
Live demo
Write a card. Watch it render.
This is the same renderer the app uses. Edit either side and flip the card to check your answer.
Try an example:
Markdown, tables, code and $math$. Every line break and blank line shows up exactly as you type it.
Click the card or press Space to flip
How it works
Three simple steps
- 1
Write
Create a card in Markdown. The live preview shows exactly how it will look.
- 2
Organize
Add tags as you go. Search and filters keep hundreds of cards manageable.
- 3
Study
Start a session for any topic and focus on what you have not mastered yet.
Roadmap
What we're working on
Accounts & sync
Sign in and keep your cards in sync across devices.
Planned
Decks
Group cards into decks for courses, projects or exams, on top of tags.
Planned
Questions
Is Rcll free?
PLACEHOLDER: describe pricing here once it is decided.
Which Markdown features are supported?
GitHub-flavoured Markdown: bold, italics, lists, tables, links and fenced code blocks, plus LaTeX math with $…$ and $$…$$. Line breaks and blank lines appear exactly as you type them.
Does Rcll schedule my reviews?
Not yet. Spaced repetition is on the roadmap. Today you choose what to study by tag or search.
Can I import cards from other apps?
Import and export are planned. See the roadmap for what is coming next.