Make flashcards from your notes with AI
An AI flashcard maker writes question-and-answer cards from material you give it. Versper does this on iPhone and Android: photograph your handwritten notes or add a file, and it writes a card for each idea worth keeping, then schedules your reviews.
- handwriting works
- first cards in minutes
- no account to start
next review
6 cards ready tomorrow
Can an app make flashcards from handwritten notes?
Yes. Versper reads photos and scans of handwritten pages. Scan several pages in a row in the app, or pick photos you have already taken, and Versper writes the cards from what is on them. The clearer the handwriting and the light, the better the cards. You can edit any card afterwards.
What do the cards look like?
Each card has a question on the front and a short answer on the back, grouped by section of your course. Versper writes more or fewer cards depending on how much the document holds. Every card can show where in your document it comes from, so you can check it against your course.
What happens after the cards are made?
Versper schedules them with spaced repetition. You answer each card with “Didn't know” or “Got it”: a card you know comes back later, a card you missed comes back sooner. Set an exam date and the cards are spread over the days you have left.
how to do it
How to make flashcards from your notes
Photograph or add your notes
Scan your pages with the camera, pick photos or a file, or paste text.
Let Versper write the cards
You can start studying as soon as the first five cards exist.
Review a few minutes a day
Versper tells you how many cards are ready each day.
