CodeFlash vs Hello Bedside

Code it. Remember it. Flash it! A casual flashcard app for memorizing small bits of code and syntax. It also works as a standard flashcard app, and it now reads your cards aloud — handy for language study too! [ Recommended for ] • Anyone learning programming • People who want to learn common syntax and patterns by heart • Anyone who wants to review on the go or in spare moments • Anyone looking for a personal flashcard app — vocabulary, code, or otherwise [ Features ] ■ Learn by writing code Type code into your cards and run it instantly to check the output. Supports JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, HTML, CSS, SQL, and C++ — learn by doing, not just reading. ■ Read your cards aloud Hear the side you are looking at. Sentences that mix writing systems are read with the right voice for each part, and you can pick the voice and the speed — handy for memorizing vocabulary or reviewing with your ears. ■ Create cards with 3 types of blocks Combine text, code, and image blocks freely. Text blocks support Markdown — headings, lists, bold, tables, and more. ■ Efficient spaced repetition learning The FSRS algorithm adjusts each card's next review to your understanding, for effortless, lasting memorization. ■ Track progress with stats and graphs See your study activity on a contribution graph, plus overall progress, deck mastery, and rating breakdown. ■ Works offline Your learning data is stored on your device (and in your own iCloud when sync is on) and is never sent to external servers. No account registration required. [ Great even on the free plan ] • No limit on the number of decks or cards • No ads • Export / import your data to move it to another device * Existing features will never be moved behind a paywall. [ What you get with Pro ] A one-time purchase. A 7-day free trial is available. • iCloud Sync: sync your data across devices on the same Apple ID. On a new device, just toggle it on to restore everything • HTML / CSS Preview: your code renders as a real page right inside the card. Go full screen to click buttons and type into inputs, or practice DOM manipulation from JavaScript. You can also register shared HTML and images on a deck • SQL / C++ Execution: register deck-wide setup SQL and query the same database from every card • Per-Deck Speech Language: set the reading language for each deck, and a different one for the front and the back • Detailed Statistics: monthly study volume, per-grade rankings (top 10), and per-card performance • Color Themes: 10 presets × light/dark to restyle your cards and the whole app • FSRS Customization: tune review intervals to your own pace — shorter for thorough review, or longer for relaxed learning • Study Timer: a countdown (1–60 min) that runs only while studying. Repeat it for Pomodoro [ Other Features ] • Card search, card duplication, and card transfer between decks • Organize with tags and study across decks • Shuffle cards to study • Set a daily card goal • Archive decks and cards (excluded from study and stats) • JSON export / import (full backup) • TSV export / import (card text and other partial data) • Daily reminder notifications • Dark mode • Bluetooth keyboard shortcuts • Available in English, Japanese, and Spanish • Available on both iPhone and iPad * Running HTML, CSS, SQL, and C++, and previewing JavaScript, are Pro features. Reading cards aloud is free. * Internet is required only for iCloud sync and running Python / C++ (Python loads its execution environment; C++ is sent to Wandbox, an external service — no account or personal info is included). Try the free version first!

Most nursing students know the content. They freeze when they're standing at the bedside. Bedside is where you practice that part. You speak out loud. An AI patient answers. When the session ends, you get feedback on your clinical reasoning and how you communicated. There is no multiple choice and no answer key, only a conversation and an honest review of it. FOR CLINICAL ROTATIONS 90 voice-based scenarios cover med-surg, pediatrics, mental health, labor and delivery, maternity, critical care, emergency, substance use, end-of-life, families, and community health. Pick your rotation and run the conversation until it feels natural. Each scenario opens with a patient card: name, age, chief complaint. From there you ask questions, give instructions, and talk through what you think is happening and what you would do next. The patient responds the way a real one would, including when you ask badly. Difficulty runs from 1 (your first week on the floor) to 5 (critical emergencies and ethical dilemmas). Move up when you're ready. FOR NCLEX PREP The Next Gen NCLEX tests clinical judgment, not just recall. 14 NCLEX scenarios put you in situations like early sepsis and competing patient priorities, and you talk through your reasoning out loud. The AI scores it against the NCSBN Clinical Judgment Measurement Model, the framework behind the exam. If you've done thousands of practice questions and still feel underprepared, this is the gap. You need reps thinking out loud, not more rationales. HOW IT WORKS 1. Pick a scenario by rotation, specialty, or difficulty. 2. Talk to the AI patient out loud. 3. Explain your clinical decisions as you make them. 4. Get specific feedback on your judgment and communication as soon as the session ends. BUILT BY A NURSE Every scenario and rubric was written by Dr. Stacie Dee, DNP, PMHNP-BC. 11 years in emergency medicine. Faculty at Hofstra Northwell School of Nursing. The feedback you get is what a clinical instructor actually looks for. One-time purchase. No auto-renewal. Access ends automatically. Bedside is an educational tool and does not provide medical advice. Not affiliated with or endorsed by NCSBN. NCLEX is a registered trademark of NCSBN.