Decks and cards
Decks
A deck is a set of cards with a title, an optional Markdown description, and tags derived from its cards. The deck page shows a searchable table with the front, answer, type, tags, and a menu for each card.
Deck actions include Study, Add card, and Export. The deck menu also has edit, collection, export, and delete actions.
Card types
| Type | Use it for | Required fields |
|---|---|---|
| Term / definition | Vocabulary, facts, paired concepts | Front, back |
| Cloze | A sentence with one hidden word: El {{perro}} es… |
Cloze text |
| Multiple choice | Recognition practice | Front, two to eight choices, correct choice |
| Typed | Recall by typing the answer | Front, back |
| Image prompt | A prompt anchored to an image | Front, image |
Text answers are compared after normalising case, accents, punctuation, and whitespace. Cloze answers must match the hidden word.
Markdown
Definitions and descriptions are Markdown. You can use:
**bold**,*italic*, and`code`- links and lists
- line breaks
The deck table and study screen render the same Markdown. The search and compact card summaries flatten it to plain text.
Tags and collections
- Tags are free-form labels on a card. Use the tag picker or type a new tag.
- The deck page has a tag filter and shows tag counts. Tag suggestions are generated from your cards; a brand-new tag can take a few minutes to appear in the global suggestion list.
- Collections group decks in the library. A deck belongs to at most one collection (or none), and a collection has no sub-collections.
- Create a collection from the deck library, then move decks into it from the deck's ⋯ menu or from the deck settings page. Use the filter chips to show All decks, No collection, or one collection.
- Rename a collection with its ✎ button and move it up or down with ↑/↓. The order is saved on the server; there is no drag-and-drop.
- Deleting a collection keeps its decks; they simply become unfiled.
Tags describe card content and are the easiest way to build a study subset: filter by a tag, then use the study launcher. Collections describe where a deck lives, so they never need to move a card or change a tag.
Editing, deleting, and suspending
- Edit a card from its row menu.
- Delete is soft. The card disappears from lists and the deck count, and the app offers an undo action for a short window. The cleanup job purges old deletions later.
- Suspend keeps the card in the deck but removes it from automatic study sessions, due counts, new counts, and weak-card queues. Resume it when you want it back.
- Restore brings back a recently deleted card.
Images and audio
Images and audio are stored in R2 and read through an authenticated media proxy. Upload from the card editor. A media object belongs to the account that uploaded it.
Import and export
The deck menu exports CSV, TSV, or JSON. The import screen accepts the same formats with a header row, a delimiter choice, and a tag separator. See Import and export.
Limits
The current release has fixed daily study limits: 20 new cards and 200 reviews per day. These are not yet configurable in the UI.
A deck holds at most 500 cards, a single import is limited to 500 rows, and a card has at most 20 tags (40 characters each). A collection holds at most 200 decks, and an account at most 100 collections. The deck page shows the current card count against the cap; when a deck is full, delete cards or split it into another deck before adding more. See Import and export for the import limit.