FlashPod reads a card out loud, waits while you answer in your head, then reads you the answer — so you can study while you walk, drive or do the dishes. It keeps track of the cards you keep missing and brings those back sooner. The ones you know, it stops asking about for a while.
Review while you're walking to class.
Private beta. Web app today; iOS and Android at public release.
Every card can play as audio. A whole session happens on a walk, a drive, or the dishes — no desk, no screen, no hour set aside.
Move between audio and traditional visual flashcards in the middle of a session. You keep your place, and nothing gets asked twice.
FlashPod picks what you see and when, working from your test dates — so what's on next Thursday's chemistry quiz comes to the front. No sorting decks, no planning a session, no wondering whether you covered enough. Narrow it to one subject yourself whenever you want; most days you won't need to.
Some things you want for life. Some you need until the final, and not one day longer. Say which, and the rest gets archived instead of following you for years.
Almost nobody quits because retrieval practice stopped working — they quit because the session never got started, or because keeping the deck turned into a second class.
FlashPod is opening to a small invite-only group first.