Flashcards built for retrieval
Mindley converts source concepts into prompt-and-answer cards. The card interface keeps the answer hidden until you reveal it, then lets you mark the item as known or still learning.
What the generator creates
- Definition and concept cards
- Process and sequence prompts
- Comparison questions
- Short answer cards grounded in the source
- A completion summary for the reviewed set
How it works
- Open a processed study set.
- Choose a card count and generate the set.
- Review each prompt before revealing the answer.
- Edit or repeat unclear and missed cards.
Subject examples
Use terminology cards for medicine, formula-condition cards for science, cause-and-effect prompts for history, or function-and-output cards for programming. Split any card that requires several unrelated facts.
Editing and saving
Generated cards are stored with the private study set. Shuffle changes the review order without generating another set. Restarting reuses the existing cards.
Accuracy checks
Reject vague prompts, duplicate cards, and answers that are too long to judge. Verify facts against the source, especially when the wording could change the meaning.
Frequently asked questions
Are flashcards automatically correct?
No. They are generated from extracted source text and should be reviewed for accuracy and clarity.
Can I use the same source for quizzes?
Yes. Flashcards and quiz tools are connected to the same processed study set.