
Snap Quiz Cards
Your photos become quiz cards
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Take a photo of anything your child points at, and it becomes a trading card.
The AI works out what it is and writes a name, a hint and three pieces of trivia.
Collected cards shine differently depending on how rare they are.
■ Three ways to make a card
- Ask the AI - take a photo and it finds the name and the trivia
- Write it yourself - a grown-up types the name. The photo never leaves the device
- Make from text - no photo needed. Good for vocabulary cards
■ Your cards become brain-training games
Look, remember, answer. All eight games are built on that loop, and the
questions are made from the cards your child collected - so the things they
photographed themselves come back as questions.
- Which one? - a four-choice quiz
- Flip and see - flash cards
- Find the pair - a memory (pairs) game
- Which one is gone? - spot the card that disappeared
- Where did you put it? - remember where each card was placed
- Order game - remember the order they appeared in
- Quick Sort - swipe cards into two groups, fast
- Flash maths - add up numbers flashed one at a time. Works with no cards at all
Flash maths has one- and two-digit modes, four speeds (the fastest shows each
number for 0.25 seconds) and up to eight numbers, so grown-ups can use it too.
■ Decide cards
A paper lottery, on the screen. Dinner, yes or no, who goes first. Write the
choices or pick from your collected cards, shuffle, and each player draws one.
Flip them one by one, or all at once.
■ Grown-ups can make reward cards
Design a card yourself - a name like "1 ice cream ticket", an emoji, and a
message on the back - then set what earns it. Record your own voice and the
card will play it back.
Pick the condition:
- a 7-day streak, or 30 days played in total
- 10 days of simply opening the app (no playing required)
- 50 correct answers, or 100 cards collected
- or hand one over on the spot, with no condition at all
A streak resets when a day is missed, but the "days in total" and "days opened"
counts never go down.
Cards made into a ticket have the date stamped on when they are used, and stay
in the collection afterwards.
■ For grown-ups
- Set a daily limit, a per-session limit and a bedtime
- Back up to your own iCloud Drive automatically (off by default)
- Separate users, so siblings keep their own records
- Settings, card making and deleting records all sit behind a PIN
- English and Japanese. The app follows your device language
■ About photos
- Photos are sent to the AI only when you tap "Ask the AI"
- Before anything is sent, people and text are hidden on the device
- Photos in "Write it yourself" packs never leave the device
- The original photo is not kept - only the cut-out picture
See the privacy policy linked below for details.
■ Trademarks
This is an unofficial app. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or
sponsored by any railway company, vehicle manufacturer or organisation.
Names such as "Nozomi" and "Hayabusa" are registered trademarks of their
respective owners, used here only to describe the vehicles.
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What's New in Snap Quiz Cards
1.3.0
September 26, 2026
- Snap Quiz Cards now speaks English. Menus, reading aloud, voice answers, and the names and trivia the AI writes follow your device language (English or Japanese). - New: Decide cards. A paper lottery for deciding things - dinner, yes or no, who goes first. Write the choices or pick from your collected cards, shuffle, and each player draws one. Flip them one by one, or all at once. - Fixed screens where buttons were hidden under the bottom bar.
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