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Client1003 3 days ago [-]
Thanks for sharing. I tried out your app and maybe it was just me but I found the process for making image occlusion cards nearly impossible. That'd be nice to see included one day.
friebetill 3 days ago [-]
Yes the current image editing was not made for image occlusion and feels cumbersome for that. I will think about it. Thank you!
tyleo 4 days ago [-]
Interesting. I needed to study for job interviews recently and I had Claude Code 1-shot a flashcard CLI and then iterated on the flash card design in markdown.
Is there anything in particular that stands out about Space vs 1-shotting a flash card implementation?
friebetill 4 days ago [-]
Yes, there are many differences to a 1-shotted flashcard implementation:
- modern UI & UX
- offline-first mode, syncs between your devices
- your data belongs to you. You can either use the export function or use the CLI to export in every format you want
- subdecks (only nested to one depth, so that the UI is not confusing)
- images, videos and latex support
- work on decks with friends or share them with the world
- runs on iOS, Android, Windows, macOS and Linux
- latest algorithm FSRS6
- everything is free, except optional AI.
tyleo 4 days ago [-]
Interesting, I think I hit most of these except sundecks, images, and online features.
I really just wanted text markdown flash cards though. Pretty simple requirements on my end.
kartikeya_vas 4 days ago [-]
does the cli detect duplicates against cards I already have?
friebetill 3 days ago [-]
No it currently doesn‘t do it. It’s basically an easy way to access the SQLite database. You could tell Claude Code/Codex to find them and delete them. They would then immediately delete in the app
I will probably add any easy way to detect them in the app. Is there any advantage to do it in the cli?
Is there anything in particular that stands out about Space vs 1-shotting a flash card implementation?
- modern UI & UX
- offline-first mode, syncs between your devices
- your data belongs to you. You can either use the export function or use the CLI to export in every format you want
- subdecks (only nested to one depth, so that the UI is not confusing)
- images, videos and latex support
- work on decks with friends or share them with the world
- runs on iOS, Android, Windows, macOS and Linux
- latest algorithm FSRS6
- everything is free, except optional AI.
I really just wanted text markdown flash cards though. Pretty simple requirements on my end.
I will probably add any easy way to detect them in the app. Is there any advantage to do it in the cli?