About Versper
Versper is a study app for iPhone and Android, published by Deep IT Consulting (France). It turns a student’s own notes, PDFs and slides into flashcards and quizzes, schedules the reviews up to the exam, and solves a photographed exercise step by step.
- handwriting works
- first cards in minutes
- no account to start
Versper in facts
- Name
- Versper (on the stores: “Versper: AI Flashcards & Quiz”)
- Publisher
- Deep IT Consulting, France
- Platforms
- iPhone (App Store) and Android (Google Play). No web or desktop version
- App languages
- English, French, German, Spanish, Norwegian, Swedish
- Category
- Education: flashcard maker, quiz maker, spaced repetition, homework helper
- Price
- Free to start; optional Versper Plus subscription or 7-day Exam Week Pass, bought in the stores
- For
- High school and university students; not for children under 13
- Contact
- contact@versper.ai
Who is Versper for?
Versper fits a student who has course material of their own (notes, a PDF, slides) and an exam to prepare, and who studies on a phone. It also fits a student who wants the method of an exercise, not only its answer. Before version 7, released in October 2026, Versper was a photo homework solver named “Versper - Snap AI Study Helper”; some store links still carry that name.
When is Versper not the right app?
Versper is not the right app if you need ready-made decks from a public library, a web or desktop app, import and export of Anki or Quizlet decks, or control over the scheduling settings. Versper has no audio cards, no image-occlusion cards and no class management for teachers.
How does Versper handle my documents?
Versper sends your documents, photos and questions to an AI model (Google Gemini) to create your cards, questions and solutions, and tells you so before your first upload. Versper stores your files privately on Google Cloud in the European Union; a deleted set and its files are erased within about a day. Versper does not use your content to train AI models and does not sell it.
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What Versper does not do
- Versper has no web or desktop version.
- Versper does not import or export Anki or Quizlet decks.
- Versper has no public library of ready-made decks: sets are made from your documents or shared by a classmate.
- Versper does not let you change the scheduling settings; it sets the intervals itself.
- Versper does not make a set from a topic alone, from a video or from a web link: it needs a document, a photo or text.
- Versper does not write open-answer quiz questions, audio cards or image-occlusion cards.
- Versper does not show ads.
- Versper does not promise that AI-generated cards, questions and solutions are right: they can contain mistakes.
