Local Flashcard Study Queue
Reveal and self-mark your own local cards, reviewing first-pass misses once without saving a study history.
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How to use Local Flashcard Study Queue
Practice retrieving an answer before revealing it. Enter a small original deck as plain question/answer pairs, work in source order and choose Remembered or Review again. First-pass misses appear once more at the end, while the evidence records self-marks rather than pretending to grade understanding automatically.
- Enter your own question and answer separated by one tab on each line, then Run.
- Think of the answer, select Reveal, then self-mark Remembered or Review again.
- Finish the bounded second-pass queue and export self-mark evidence if desired.
Good to know
- 1–100 nonblank single-line cards with exactly one tab per line; at most 20,000 Unicode scalars in the deck and 1,000 per side. One trailing newline and CRLF line separators are supported; embedded tabs/multiline sides are outside this profile.
- Original source order is used. Each first-pass miss is appended once; a second-pass miss is recorded without another loop. At most 200 presentations occur. Reveal is required before marking.
- Self-marks are subjective. This is not automatic correctness, SM-2 scheduling, an Anki import/export compatibility promise or a guaranteed learning outcome. Answers are hidden in the panel until Reveal, not encrypted from someone inspecting the page.
- Only plain textContent is used; no authored HTML/media is loaded. No deck, progress or answer is uploaded or saved automatically. Reset/new Run/page exit clears the queue; downloaded evidence can retain private prompts.
- Processing is local. Output is limited to 1,000,000 text characters unless a stricter file limit is stated.
Common questions
Does Review again create a future spaced-repetition schedule?
No. It places that first-pass card once at the end of the current local queue. The tool keeps a short transparent practice session, while a future dated repetition schedule is a separate task.
Is this input sent to a server?
No. The application processes this input inside your browser tab and does not save it to persistent storage.
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