Hirameki Flashcards app analytics for August 22

Hirameki helps you memorize things using spaced repetition—a study method where you review material right before you're about to forget it. It's the same system medical students use to learn thousands of terms, and language learners use to build vocabulary fast. The app shows you cards when they need reviewing, not on a fixed schedule. Cards you know well appear less often. Cards you struggle with come back sooner. Over time, this means way less studying for the same results. You can make your own cards or download ready-made decks for languages, sciences, history, and pretty much anything else. Cards support images, audio recordings, and even LaTeX for math equations. If you already use Anki on your computer, Hirameki syncs with AnkiWeb so your cards stay up to date across all your devices. Some other things worth mentioning: - Works offline - No account needed to get started - Night mode - Detailed stats if you're into tracking your progress - Fully customizable card templates The app is open source, so if something bugs you or you want a feature, the code is here: https://github.com/ColbyCabrera/Hirameki Enjoy!