Ebbinghaus.

FREE FLASHCARDS · SPACED REPETITION

Learn it today.
Recall it tomorrow.

Give what you learn another chance to stick.
Recall the answer, then review again at an interval based on your rating.

No account · No AI · Cards and progress stay in your browser

Real Ebbinghaus mobile app showing the meaning and example for abandon, with Again, Hard, Good and Easy ratings in Korean
Live app · Korean review screen · 390 × 844 CSS px
6free starter decks
700cards to get started
0accounts to create

Forgetting happens.
Make room for recall.

What you learn can fade with time. The forgetting curve describes this change. Spreading out your study and trying to recall the answer can help you remember for longer.

Ebbinghaus brings difficult cards back sooner and spaces out the ones you remember well. Open the app and start with the cards that are due.

Research behind the study method · Dunlosky et al. (2013)

A little space. Another recall.Ebbinghaus
MemoryTime

— Recall again with each review
┄ Time passing without review

A conceptual illustration, not measured results or a prediction of your memory.

Pick. Recall. Come back.

Start with a ready-made deck,
or make cards for what you want to learn.

  1. Pick a deck

    Tap “Add to your decks” in the free catalogue. You can also make your own cards or import a TXT or JSON file.

  2. Try to recall the answer

    Think before you reveal. Then choose Again, Hard, Good or Easy to describe how well you remembered.

  3. Come back for your review

    Your rating sets the next review interval. Open the app again to see the cards that are due.

Actual Ebbinghaus desktop review screen showing abandon, its Korean meanings, an English example and four self-rating buttons
Live app · Korean review screen · 1440 × 900 CSS px. The first vocabulary card, “abandon”, with its answer revealed.

6 decks. 700 cards.
All free.

One tap adds your own copy.
Edit it, or add cards of your own.

made by Ebbinghaus · Original study aids, not official textbooks, past papers or exam predictions. Choose your deck inside the app. These decks use Korean explanations.

Install once.
Study offline, too.

Add Ebbinghaus to your Home Screen and open it like an app. On your first visit, stay online until the app says “Ready for offline study”.

Once ready, your saved cards and starter decks work offline. Menu names can vary by browser version. You can also use the app directly in your browser without installing it.

Easy to begin.
Yours to keep.

  • No account. No AI.

    Review with flashcards, without signing up or sending questions to AI.

  • Cards and progress stay in this browser

    Study data is not sent to a server. There is no automatic sync between devices.

  • Keep a file backup

    Clearing browser data can erase your study materials. Use “Back up all” in the app to save a JSON file you can import in another browser.

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