
Stego Study
Flashcards and practice tests
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Stego turns your notes into flashcards, then into a test you can actually sit.
Build a deck, study it, and when you are ready, generate a practice test from the same material. You decide the shape of it: how many write-in questions, how many true/false, how many matching blocks, and how much of the deck to draw from.
STUDY
• Tap to flip, swipe to move through the deck
• Spaced repetition brings a card back just before you would forget it, and the deck list shows what is due
• Three modes: the whole deck, only what is due, or Dynamic, which repeats the cards you miss until none are left
• Answer in two taps, what happened and then how hard it felt, or switch to one tap in Settings
• Shuffle or work in order, and go front to back, back to front, or mixed
CARDS
• Bold, italic, underline, and strikethrough
• Bulleted and numbered lists, so one card can hold a real list of points
• Lists stay lists while you study and inside your test answers
TEST
• Write-in, true/false, and matching questions
• Choose exactly how many of each, and what share of the deck to cover
• Matching blocks are built so only one arrangement is correct
• Small typos are forgiven on written answers, and you can list alternative answers separated by a semicolon
• Partial credit on matching, plus a full review of everything you missed
• Test results feed the same schedule your studying does
YOUR DECKS
• An optional account keeps your decks on every device. A username and a password, no email address needed
• On iPhone and iPad, decks can sync through your own iCloud instead
• Send a deck to another Stego user by username. Anything sent to you waits in an inbox until you accept it
• Import and export decks as plain JSON files
• Works fully offline. No ads, no tracking
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What's New in Stego Study
3.1
September 21, 2026
Formatting on cards • Bold, italic, underline, and strikethrough • Bulleted and numbered lists • Type "- " or "1. " to start a list, or use the formatting bar • Lists stay lists while studying and in test questions and answers Studying your way • Rating how hard a card felt is now optional. Turn it off in Settings, under Studying, to answer with one tap
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