Flash Cards: QuickQuiz

Flash Cards: QuickQuiz

AI Flashcards From Your Notes

11 ratings
4 reviews
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Released
January 17, 2024
Updated
October 11, 2026

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Transform your notes and textbooks into digital flashcards instantly using AI. This app utilizes smart spaced repetition to help you learn faster and remember longer, making studying more efficient for any subject.

โœ“Snap photo to create flashcards
โœ“AI OCR text extraction
โœ“Instant deck generation
โœ“Spaced repetition algorithm
โœ“Customizable study decks
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What's New in Flash Cards

3.2.0

October 11, 2026

QuickQuiz 3.2 is a full redesign built around how you actually study. - Scan up to 10 pages into one deck, with edges straightened automatically - Check and edit the text before your cards are written - New study mode: flip, then swipe right if you knew it or left to see it again - Spaced review brings cards back right before you'd forget them - Quiz mode with multiple choice from your own notes - Decks filed by subject, with a "due" filter and a "Needs study" sort - Free sample decks to try - Faster deck creation and sharper questions - Fixes: pasted text now submits correctly, scanned lines no longer run together, and the app works when Photos access is limited

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User reviews

Help!

How can I upload multiple pictures to make flash cards?

Response from developer

Hi sophia bear, good news: we built this. QuickQuiz 3.2 is on its way to the App Store now. Tap New deck, then Scan pages to scan up to 10 pages in a row, or Photos to pick up to 10 pictures you already took, and they all go into one deck. Thanks for asking for it!

Creates helpful cards, but you canโ€™t sort them

I do really like this ap. Traditionally, I always loose my notecards and I get bored before finishing them. However this so really helped me create fast cards. The problem is I canโ€™t sort them into decks of cards that need studying more or even by subject. Your decks are just grouped by each picture you took. Hope they change this
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Response from developer

Hi Tarahphobia, thanks for waiting on this one. QuickQuiz 3.2, on its way to the App Store now, files every deck by subject and adds a "Needs study" sort that puts the decks you most need to review at the top. You can also filter by subject or by what's due, and spaced review brings the cards you miss back sooner. We'd love to hear what you think!

Great app so far but the scanner isnโ€™t accurate, PLEASE HELP!

The app has been great so far, however; when taking a picture of the text, it takes a picture of the whole screen and not what I have kept in the frame it suggest for me to do. I hope Iโ€™m making sense.

Basically, I will take a picture of the text - keeping it within the suggested frame for it to scan JUST the text and instead it will just take a picture of everything; including my background, my laptop, etc.
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Response from developer

Hi Admxo1, this is fixed in QuickQuiz 3.2, which is on its way to the App Store now. Scan pages finds the edges of your page and straightens it, so the background is left out, and you can check and edit the text before any cards are made. Thanks for reporting it!

Woah, works like magic

This has become a staple in my studying routine. Snapping a photo of my textbook pages and being able to run through the key points as flash cards is insanely helpful. Love it!

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FAQ

How does Flash Cards: QuickQuiz create flashcards?

Flash Cards: QuickQuiz uses AI-powered Optical Character Recognition (OCR) to extract text from photos of your textbooks or notes, automatically generating flashcards without manual typing.

What is the learning methodology used by Flash Cards: QuickQuiz?

The app employs a smart spaced repetition algorithm. This method adapts to your learning progress, showing you cards at optimal intervals to enhance long-term memory retention.

Can I use Flash Cards: QuickQuiz offline?

The provided data does not specify offline functionality. However, features like AI OCR and instant deck generation typically require an internet connection.

What are the subscription options for Flash Cards: QuickQuiz?

Flash Cards: QuickQuiz offers several subscription plans: Monthly Pro! for $2.99, Weekly Pro! for $4.99 with a 3-day free trial, and Yearly Pro! for $29.99 with a 7-day free trial.

Is Flash Cards: QuickQuiz suitable for young children?

Flash Cards: QuickQuiz has an age rating of 4+. Its educational focus makes it suitable for a wide range of learners, from younger students to adults.

How often is Flash Cards: QuickQuiz updated?

The app was last updated on October 2, 2025, indicating active development. The latest version is 2.4.0, released on January 17, 2024.

What devices does Flash Cards: QuickQuiz support?

Flash Cards: QuickQuiz is available on iPhone and iPad, allowing users to study across multiple Apple devices.

What do users like most about Flash Cards: QuickQuiz?

Based on its 4.6-star rating from 11 reviews, users likely appreciate the speed and convenience of AI-generated flashcards from photos and the effectiveness of the spaced repetition system.