
Vocards: Vocabulary Flashcards
AI card maker & spaced review
About
This app helps you learn new vocabulary by automatically creating flashcards with translations, example sentences, and native pronunciation. It uses spaced repetition to ensure long-term retention and offers multiple study modes for effective learning.
What's New in Vocards
1.1.2
August 21, 2026
Typing, a rebuilt Home, and stats worth opening. TYPE THE WORD FROM MEMORY A new exercise asks you to write the answer instead of recognizing it. There's a hint if you need one, letter tiles if you'd rather tap than type, and "I was right" for the times the grader is too strict. If you're updating, Typing starts Off: switch it on in Settings › Exercise mix, which also sets how often Typing, Multiple Choice and Gap-fill turn up – Off, Rarely, Sometimes or Often – on the repeat and practice cards in a session. HOME AND DECKS, SPLIT IN TWO Home is the daily surface now: your streak, what's due, and a way in. Decks is the library it grew out of – search, filters with a live match count, sort, a grid or list layout, and folders you can nest and color. Your view, layout, sort and filters are remembered, and a large library finally scrolls like one. PICK UP WHERE YOU LEFT OFF Left a session half-finished? It sits at the top of Home with its progress, one tap back in. STATS, REBUILT The Learning Heatmap and the month calendars share one look now, and two charts join them: cards a day over the last 30 days, and your weekly rhythm over the last 12 weeks. The heatmap and the 30-day chart open full screen. Stats are saved on the device now, so they still show up offline. WRITE TO US The top of Settings opens a thread straight to Mariusz. Ask anything – replies arrive in the app, in your language, with the original a tap away. ALSO • Vocards offers daily reminders once you've come back on your own, and "no" is always reversible • Ask the AI about a card from a deck's card list too, with one-tap fixes • Two new app icons: Emerald card and Purple card (light) • A card's pronunciation replays instantly instead of downloading again • Better AI-generated cards, and far fewer unexpected sign-outs • Plenty of fixes and polish across the app
MoreFAQ
How does Vocards create flashcards?
Vocards automatically builds flashcards for you when you add a word. It includes translation, example sentences, and native-quality pronunciation. You can also describe a topic, paste a word list, or snap a photo to create cards.
What study methods does Vocards offer?
Vocards provides four ways to study: traditional flashcards, typing the answer, multiple choice questions, and gap-fill exercises. You can also customize the mix of these study modes.
How does Vocards ensure I remember words?
Vocards utilizes a spaced repetition system. Words you get right are shown again at increasing intervals, while missed words reappear sooner. This method is designed for long-term memory retention.
Can I use Vocards offline?
Yes, Vocards supports offline learning. You can download decks to study without an internet connection, and your progress will sync when you are back online.
Does Vocards have ads?
No, Vocards is ad-free. The application does not contain advertisements, allowing for an uninterrupted learning experience.
What devices is Vocards available on?
Vocards is available on iPhone and iPad devices. It is designed to work seamlessly across Apple's mobile platforms.
How often is Vocards updated?
The latest version of Vocards is 1.1.2, which was last updated on August 21, 2026. Updates typically include new features and improvements.
What is the age rating for Vocards?
Vocards has an age rating of 12+. This indicates it is suitable for users aged 12 and older.









