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Kaboosh combines flashcards, learning games, and spaced repetition. Create or import a deck, or start with a public deck, then choose an activity to practice. Teachers and parents can assign work and follow their learners’ progress.

Create an account with email, Google, or Apple, then choose Teacher, Parent, or Personal account. Students use the student sign-in path with credentials provided by a teacher or parent.

• Personal account – Self-directed learners studying for themselves
• Teacher – Educators managing students and classes
• Parent – Parents overseeing their children's learning
• Student – Accounts are created by a teacher or parent; sign in with the credentials they provide.

Your dashboard is tailored to your role and the work you manage:

• Personal accounts: due reviews, daily goals, streaks, and your deck library.
• Teachers: students, classes, assignments, and recent learning activity.
• Parents: linked children, practice, homework, reports, and family controls.
• Students: due cards, assigned decks, homework, points, and achievements.

To get started learning:

1. Click "My Decks" in the sidebar
2. Click the "Create Deck" button
3. Name your deck, choose a subject and language, and add an optional description.
4. Add cards with a front (question/term) and back (answer/definition)
5. Head to the Learning Zone to start practicing!

Decks are collections of flashcards organized around a topic. When creating a deck, you can:

• Give the deck a name and an optional description.
• Choose a subject to describe and filter the deck.
• Optionally select target age groups to help people find decks for their audience.
• Set the card language. Language decks can use one language or separate front and back languages.
• Enable reverse reviews to study back to front as well, when the deck format supports it.

Each flashcard has a front and back side. You can enhance cards with:

• Images – Search Openverse, Pexels, or upload your own
• GIFs – Find animated GIFs with Klipy. GIF search requires Open tier or higher.
• Audio – Use text-to-speech or attach a recording to either side of a card.
• Text entry – Enter plain text on each side; the card editor has no rich-text toolbar.

Individual, Parent, and Teacher accounts on a paid plan can import existing cards. Upload a CSV, Excel (.xlsx), or Anki (.apkg) file, map its fields, check the preview, and add the selected cards to a compatible deck.

• CSV or Excel (.xlsx) – Use .csv or .xlsx files, not legacy .xls. Map Front and Back, or map an Image URL plus text on one side; you can also map languages and supported optional card fields. Check the row preview before importing.
• Anki (.apkg) – Import a valid Anki .apkg package and choose whether to keep its scheduling intervals; this option does not import a full review log.

Navigate to Import Flashcards to upload a file, check its mapping and preview, then choose a compatible deck or create a new one.

Keep your decks organized with:

• Folders – Group related decks together
• Tags – Add keywords for easy filtering
• Search – Find decks by name, description, or tags
• Sorting – In Manage mode, reorder decks A–Z or by last updated.

Each deck has configurable settings:

• Reverse Mode – Enable to practice back-to-front in addition to front-to-back
• Language Settings – Set languages for proper text-to-speech pronunciation
• Visibility – Make decks public to share with the community

Discover and use decks shared by the community:

• Browse the Public Decks library by subject, language, tags, or age group
• Copy public decks to your library to customize them
• Share your own decks publicly so others can find, preview, and copy them

The Learning Zone is where you practice your flashcards through different practice activities. Each activity targets different learning skills:

• P (Passive) – Recognition-based learning (e.g., multiple choice)
• C (Cued) – Recall with hints (e.g., jumbled letters)
• A (Active) – Full recall without assistance (e.g., typing answers)

For language decks, games also target specific modalities:

• R (Reading) – Visual text recognition
• L (Listening) – Audio comprehension
• W (Writing) – Typing/spelling production
• S (Speaking) – Spoken production

Four-skill language decks use two separate Smart Tracking schedules: Reading & writing and Listening & speaking. Each accepted review records one modality. Writing can support Reading, and Speaking can support Listening, without logging a second result. Decks configured to use one progress track share a single schedule.

Most games share common settings:

• Shuffle – Randomize card order
• Image display – Show/hide and position images
• Text-to-speech – Enable audio and choose voices
• Timer – Show/hide the session timer
• Fullscreen – Distraction-free mode

Flashcards

Review vocabulary with interactive flashcards.

Type It

Type the answer from the prompt.

Speak It

Practice pronunciation with speech recognition.

Type Battle

Type answers to attack enemies and earn upgrades.

Asteroid Type

Type answers before the asteroids land.

Bubble Pop Type It

Type the answer, then click the matching bubble.

Bubble Pop Speak It

Say the answer, then pop the matching bubble.

Anagram

Unscramble letters to form the answer.

Word Parts

Build answers from shuffled word chunks.

Block Builder

Build the answer from meaningful blocks.

Doodle Spell

Guess the spelling before seven misses.

Asteroid Anagram

Rebuild the answer before the asteroid lands.

Crossword

Fill the grid by solving clues.

Word Search

Find hidden words in a grid.

Listen and Spell

Type the spelling of what you hear.

Character Writing Practice

Practice character strokes for Chinese, Japanese, and Korean.

Memory Match

Flip cards to find matching front-and-back pairs.

Match All

Match pairs all at once or in smaller rounds.

Match One

Match one card against deck options.

Multiple Choice Quiz

Choose the answer from four or six choices.

Listening MCQ

Hear the target word, then choose its meaning.

Two Choice

Choose between two fixed answers.

Whack Match

Hit the matching word before the moles move.

Fruit Slice

Slice the fruit carrying the matching card back.

Carrot Garden

Feed the rabbit by picking the matching carrot.

Fill in the Blank Type It

Type the missing word in a stored sentence.

Fill in the Blank MCQ

Choose the missing word from sentence options.

Sentence Builder

Rebuild a stored example sentence from word blocks.

Concept Check

Check cards that have a clear target answer.

AI Marking

Write an answer in your own words and receive AI-assisted marking. Each marked answer uses an AI credit.

Some creative tools have separate learner and teacher entry points. Vocabulary Map Builder is available to teachers from its direct page.

Rooms and Gardens

Build and decorate rooms with walls, floors, furniture, windows, and gardens.

Little world

Design and save your own rooms and gardens.

Phonics Explorer

Explore English sounds by changing, adding, and removing letters.

Maths Sprint

Play quick maths rounds with streaks and leaderboards.

Vocabulary Map Builder

Build a visual map of vocabulary and related terms.

These activities appear in teaching workflows. Choose a student or class for a lesson, or Prep Mode to try them first.

Tile Cards

Choose a tile, then reveal its mapped card.

Use It

Speak about scenes and stories in teacher-guided practice.

Asteroid Speak It

Say the answer and have the app check what was heard.

Bubble Pop Teacher

Say an image aloud while the teacher pops its bubble.

Asteroid Teacher

Students answer aloud; the teacher destroys the matching asteroid.

Carrot Garden Teacher

Students answer aloud; the teacher sends the rabbit to a matching carrot.

Old Maid, Colour Match, Go Fish, and Big 2 are inside Card Games. Player counts, practice questions, and solo or shared-device options vary by game.

Tic-Tac-Toe

Play a local three-in-a-row duel.

Snakes & Ladders

Roll dice, climb ladders, avoid snakes, and race to the finish.

Bowling

Take turns and line up rolls on a bowling lane.

Plinko Power

Drop a puck through a party Plinko board for quick local turns.

Hop Along

Race as a team through a turn-based board with dice and power-up platforms.

Old Maid

Make pairs and avoid being left with the odd Queen.

Colour Match

Race CPU rivals to clear your hand with color matches and action cards.

Go Fish

Ask for ranks, fish from the pond, and collect books.

Big 2

Play higher hands and be first to clear your cards.

Connect 5

Play a five-in-a-row board duel locally or against the CPU.

Pirate Tactics

Fight a compact 1v1 naval skirmish with grid movement and line-of-sight shots.

The Ascent

Climb branching floors with card rewards, relics, and boss fights.

Tower Defense

Place towers along a forest path and hold off monster waves.

Town Tycoons

Play a local business board game with buying, upgrades, trades, and events.

Fish Frenzy

Eat smaller fish, avoid larger fish, and grow before time runs out.

Space Shooter

Choose a ship, clear enemy waves, dodge bosses, and upgrade between rounds.

Egg Rush

Co-op race: hatch chickens, keep them fed and watered, and collect rare eggs.

Capture the Flag

Steal the enemy flag, defend your base, and use energy for rolls, flying, and powerups.

Tile Rush

Answer questions for energy, race across the arena, and claim tiles for your team.

Hosts can run live multiple-choice Quiz (Pick It), Type It, and Writing Practice. Fish Frenzy, Egg Rush, Capture the Flag, and Tile Rush also support live rooms.

Choose a supported live activity, set its content and options, then share the room code. Learners join on their own devices; student or guest access depends on the room. The host starts the session and follows responses or scores.

Character writing courses guide you through watching, tracing, and writing from memory. Choose a Korean, Japanese, or Mandarin course, complete lessons, and return for scheduled writing reviews.

• Hangul Starter
• Complete Basic Hangul
• Hangul Sounds and First Finals
• Hangul Final Patterns
• Common Korean Words
• Everyday Korean Words
• Korean Word Patterns
• Useful Korean Phrases
• Japanese Kana Foundations
• Kana Extensions
• Modern Katakana Sounds
• Grade 1 Kanji
• Grade 2 Kanji
• Grade 3 Kanji
• Grade 4 Kanji
• Grade 5 Kanji
• Grade 6 Kanji
• Mandarin Character Writing

Smart Tracking uses spaced repetition to schedule reviews from your earlier results and retention target. Cards you recall well usually return later; difficult or forgotten cards return sooner.

Only when a review is accepted as effective does the scheduler update its retention estimate and next review time:

1. Complete a tracked review. Flashcards ask for Again, Hard, Good, or Easy; supported activities record their result automatically.
2. Kaboosh estimates how likely you are to recall a card over time and uses your retention target to help decide when it is due.
3. The next review is chosen to target a recall probability
4. A successful review accepted as effective usually extends the interval; early or other non-effective attempts may not update it

When Smart Tracking is enabled for the deck, Study Now (Auto) chooses an eligible activity for the due track and can move from recognition through supported recall toward production. After a miss, it may offer a shorter corrective activity.

Each bar is a deck-wide estimate of current retrievability - the chance you could recall the cards now - for the selected study direction. It is not a completion score or permanent mastery rating.

• Unreviewed cards count as 0% in the deck-wide average
• Only reviews accepted as effective by the scheduler refresh the estimate; previews and other non-effective attempts do not
• Estimated retention decays over time as more time passes since each effective review
• Even 100% means an estimate of recall right now, not that the deck is permanently completed

Four-skill language decks display separate Reading, Listening, Writing, and Speaking retention estimates while keeping two schedules: Reading & writing and Listening & speaking. Writing can support Reading, and Speaking can support Listening. Writing or Speaking may be capped at 60% while a card is at the Cued skill level.

Cards progress through learning phases:

• Default same-day learning steps are 10 minutes, 1 hour, and 12 hours. Open tier and above can customize or skip them in Settings > Learning > Advanced SRS Settings.
• After a card completes its learning steps, it moves into longer scheduled reviews based on your results.
• A missed or difficult review can return a card to relearning or shorten its next interval.

Open tier and above can adjust same-day review settings in Settings > Learning > Advanced SRS Settings:

• Intraday Review Steps — Set up to five learning intervals in minutes.
• Disable Intraday Reviews — Skip short-term learning steps and move directly to daily intervals.

Set a daily review goal in Settings > Learning. Choose a preset (20, 30, 50, 80, 100, 150, or 200 reviews), enter a custom target, or turn the goal off.

Study on consecutive local days to extend your daily streak. Streak milestones unlock achievements, and eligible successful reviews may earn streak XP.

Earn badges for reaching milestones:

• Streak achievements — Reach milestones such as 3, 7, 14, or 30 consecutive study days.
• XP milestones — Earn achievements as your total XP grows.
• Cards-mastered milestones — Earn badges as more cards reach the achievement’s mastery threshold. Current retention can still change over time.
• Learning-session achievement — Complete 100 learning sessions.

View all your achievements on the Achievements page.

Game leaderboards are organized by game and deck. They show score, accuracy, and completion time.

Your Stats page shows average XP and reviews per active day, your longest streak, time spent learning, unique cards reviewed, and your correct-answer ratio.

Use text-to-speech to hear supported flashcard text read aloud. Voice availability and quality depend on the selected provider and device.

• Pronunciation follows the language set for the card or deck.
• Premium TTS offers male, female, or mixed voices; Browser TTS uses voices available on your device.
• Adjust speaking rate when using Browser TTS.
• In Flashcard settings, choose which side to read and whether to play audio automatically.

In Flashcard settings, enable TTS, choose Browser or Premium TTS, select which side to read, and set the available voice and rate options. Other games have their own sound-effect and music controls where supported.

Use the Teacher area to manage students, classes, and assignments. Teaching Tools also brings together Homework, Progress & Reports, Writing feedback, Student Writing, Presenter, AI Text Generation, Printables, and Teaching Sessions.

Add students one at a time or import a CSV, then manage their sign-in credentials and individual progress. To connect a student's family, open that student's profile and create a parent invite code; students do not need email to sign in.

Create classes, add students, and assign class decks from Classes. Class limits depend on your plan. Class review settings update each student's overall review profile, not a schedule specific to that class.

Use Assignments to give activities or decks to selected students or a class, set deadlines and activity options, and review completion or submissions. The options available depend on the assignment type.

Shareable assignment links are available on paid plans for supported activities such as Flashcards, Type It, Speak It, and Quiz. Set a login requirement or expiry date, share the link, then open its submission report to review results.

In Homework, assign a Kaboosh activity, attach a worksheet or resource, or write instructions for selected students with a due date. Students can submit text or files; review their submissions and leave feedback from the assignment.

Choose a student or class and a date range to review learning activity, retention estimates, and assignment completion. Export an activity report as a PDF when you need a shareable record.

Open Teaching Tools to prepare lesson materials and review student writing:

• Presenter: upload a PDF or PowerPoint file, or open a story or student writing. Present pages, annotate content, and turn selected words into flashcards.
• Printables: choose a deck and worksheet template, adjust the options, then preview and download the PDF. You can also assign it as homework. Included with Teacher Open.
• Writing feedback: paste a draft or upload images, review the suggested marks and comments, edit the feedback, and save a PDF or create a revision assignment.

Use Prep Mode to test activities, or select a student or class for guided teaching.

1. To plan or test, click an activity in Prep Mode and choose “I’m just testing or planning.” This does not start a teaching session or change student progress.
2. To teach, click an activity and choose “Assign a target.” In Teaching Setup, choose a student or class and mark class attendance.
3. Enable “Include SRS tracking” only when student records should update, then choose Continue.

Create a home child account for a learner who is not managed by a teacher. For an existing school student, ask the teacher for an invite code from the student's profile, then enter it in your Parent Dashboard. A teacher-linked student does not use a home-account slot.

Select a linked child to review due cards, recent activity, points, and homework. Use Create or Find Decks to prepare practice and assign it to linked children. Homework shows due dates, attachments, submission status, and teacher feedback. Open Reports for recent activity and suggested next practice.

Create rewards with point costs and approve redemption requests. Set home Arcade time limits and game access in Controls, open Inbox for family notices and weekly digest preferences, or choose Play Together for shared activities.

Students sign in on the Student Login page with a username and password provided by a teacher or parent. Student accounts do not need an email address.

The dashboard puts due cards, assigned decks, and homework that needs attention in a study queue. Use My Library to open decks, Homework to complete and submit work, and the account menu to view Achievements.

Open My Library for assigned decks and Homework for assigned tasks. Complete the work, submit text or files when requested, then check its status and any teacher feedback. A teacher may also share a link for a supported activity.

The student dashboard shows earned points and a level, and the account menu links to Achievements. Teachers manage student XP and activity settings in Settings > Teaching.

In Settings > Profile, change your nickname, avatar, bio, and public-profile visibility. Change your email or password in Settings > Account, and set the timezone used for reminders in Settings > Notifications.

In Settings > Learning, set a daily study goal and choose how mastery is displayed (bars, circle, mosaic, or gem). You can enable or disable Smart Tracking; Open tier and above also unlock SRS review-schedule customization.

Model Context Protocol (MCP) lets compatible AI apps use specific Kaboosh tools. Connected AI is available only to eligible Individual and Teacher accounts on Open, Pro, or Academy; Free accounts cannot connect an AI app.

Open Settings -> Connected AI, copy the server address below, and add it in your AI app. When Kaboosh opens the connection request, check the app details and return address, choose the permissions you want to grant, then approve or deny it. You do not enter a Kaboosh password or API key in the AI app.

MCP server address: https://mcp.kaboosh.app/mcp

With approved permissions, an AI app can page and search your owned decks and cards, revise private deck details, organize folders, preview and privately copy public decks, add moderated images, GIFs, or short silent MP4s, show due and needs-work cards, and read or update your own profile picture after confirmation. Teachers can also work with private worksheet drafts, minimized authorized progress, and confirmed written or Flashcards homework.

Teacher progress and homework tools require an eligible paid Teacher account and the matching permissions. Reporting-context, folder-move, profile-picture, and homework changes use a fresh preview: the AI must show it and wait for your explicit confirmation in a later step before applying it. Reporting context changes summaries only; it never grants teaching access.

Connected AI requires an internet connection. You can review or revoke an app’s access at any time.

Open Connected AI settings

Use the theme picker in the sidebar or mobile menu to switch between Light and Dark.

Plan names, limits, and rates can change. Use the Pricing page for the current comparison.

Visit the Pricing page for current rates.

Free access covers core study workflows with usage limits.

Paid plans expand usage and unlock more advanced study, classroom, and family tools.

View and manage your subscription on the Subscription page. Available plan and billing actions depend on your current subscription.

Need more help? Reach out to us:

• Submit feedback via the Feedback page
• Email us at support@kaboosh.app

• Create and edit decks and flashcards
• Standard, two-choice, and open-response decks
• Subjects, age groups, and front/back languages
• Folders, tags, search, sorting, and bulk selection
• Move, merge, and transfer decks
• Front-to-back and back-to-front study
• Single-gap and multi-gap cloze cards
• Accepted alternative answers
• Custom multiple-choice distractors
• Custom example sentences and sentence banks
• Custom answer pairs for two-choice decks
• Choose tracked study or practice-only decks
• Export flashcards and retention data to CSV

• Upload and search for card images
• Search for GIFs and animated card media
• Automatically add images to cards
• Image prompts and image/text display controls
• Record and replay audio on either card side
• Text-to-speech with voice and speed controls
• Translate card text between supported languages
• Add transliterations for supported scripts
• Choose pronunciations for words with multiple readings

• CSV and Excel (.xlsx) flashcard imports
• Anki (.apkg) imports with optional scheduling intervals
• Column mapping, card previews, and import validation
• Import languages, images, alternatives, distractors, and sentences
• Downloadable import templates and copyable AI prompts
• Generate decks from a description
• Generate additional flashcards for a deck
• AI-assisted definitions, examples, and card details
• Choose generation languages, card format, and media

• Browse and filter community decks
• Curated public-deck collections
• Preview cards before choosing a deck
• Study public decks with supported activities
• Copy public decks to your own library
• Publish and unpublish your own decks
• Share decks using links and short links
• Share decks and folders with students or children
• Rate and endorse public decks
• Report inappropriate public content

• Flashcards
• Tile Cards
• Bubble Pop Teacher
• Asteroid Teacher
• Carrot Garden Teacher
• Use It
• Type It
• Asteroid Type
• Bubble Pop Type It
• Type Battle
• Crossword
• Speak It
• Asteroid Speak It
• Bubble Pop Speak It
• Anagram
• Word Parts
• Block Builder
• Doodle Spell
• Asteroid Anagram
• Memory Match
• Match All
• Match One
• Multiple Choice Quiz
• Listening MCQ
• Two Choice
• Whack Match
• Fruit Slice
• Carrot Garden
• Word Search
• Listen and Spell
• Character Writing Practice
• Fill in the Blank Type It
• Fill in the Blank MCQ
• Sentence Builder
• Concept Check
• AI Marking

• Rooms and Gardens
• Little world
• Phonics Explorer
• Maths Sprint
• Vocabulary Map Builder

• Tic-Tac-Toe
• Snakes & Ladders
• Bowling
• Plinko Power
• Hop Along
• Connect 5
• Pirate Tactics
• The Ascent
• Tower Defense
• Town Tycoons
• Fish Frenzy
• Space Shooter
• Egg Rush
• Capture the Flag
• Tile Rush
• Old Maid
• Colour Match
• Go Fish
• Big 2

• Live multiple-choice quiz (Pick It)
• Live Writing and Type It
• Fish Frenzy live rooms
• Egg Rush live rooms
• Capture the Flag live rooms
• Tile Rush live rooms
• Join live games with a room code
• Student and guest participation in supported live games
• Host controls, live responses, scores, and results
• Choose practice question types and answer requirements in supported arcade games
• Solo, shared-device, team, and multiplayer modes where supported

• Hangul Starter
• Complete Basic Hangul
• Hangul Sounds and First Finals
• Hangul Final Patterns
• Common Korean Words
• Everyday Korean Words
• Korean Word Patterns
• Useful Korean Phrases
• Japanese Kana Foundations
• Kana Extensions
• Modern Katakana Sounds
• Grade 1 Kanji
• Grade 2 Kanji
• Grade 3 Kanji
• Grade 4 Kanji
• Grade 5 Kanji
• Grade 6 Kanji
• Mandarin Character Writing
• Watch, trace, learn, and write from memory
• Stroke guidance, lesson progress, and scheduled writing reviews

• Spaced repetition with scheduled due-card reviews
• Adaptive Auto practice with corrective activities after mistakes
• Separate reading/writing and listening/speaking schedules
• Single-track scheduling for suitable decks
• Current retention estimates by skill and study direction
• Review cards that need more practice
• Review scheduling preferences and learning-step settings
• Choose decks, study direction, and due or all cards
• Reading, listening, typing, and speaking modes where supported
• Hints, answer reveals, and answer feedback
• Shuffle, round sizes, timers, pause, and fullscreen
• Music, sound effects, and spoken feedback controls

• Teacher dashboard and activity feed
• Create student accounts without student email addresses
• Bulk student import and credential management
• Student profiles, avatars, points, and progress
• Share or transfer students between teachers
• Invite parents to link to school students
• Create classes and manage rosters
• Archive and restore classes
• Assign decks and folders to students or classes
• Prep Mode and teaching with a student or class
• Class attendance and teaching-session timing
• Optional student progress tracking during teaching
• Teaching-session history, filters, and notes
• Class activity access and review settings

• Assign learning activities and decks
• Written tasks, worksheets, and attached resources
• Writing-revision homework
• Shareable assignment links
• Guest or signed-in participation for supported assignment links
• Assignment due dates and time limits
• Typed responses and file submissions
• To-do, submitted, and reviewed homework views
• Teacher feedback and submission review
• Assignment and individual submission reports

• Present PDF documents
• Present PowerPoint (.pptx) slides
• Page navigation, bookmarks, and presentation controls
• Extract text from document regions with OCR
• Turn selected words and text into flashcards
• AI-generated reading passages, stories, and text sets
• Save, edit, and reuse generated texts
• Present generated texts and student writing
• Create follow-up homework from teaching resources

• Printable flashcards
• Matchup and matching-line worksheets
• Write-the-answer worksheets
• Multiple-choice worksheets
• Word-search worksheets
• Crossword worksheets
• Anagram worksheets
• Fill-in-the-blank worksheets
• Worksheet previews and PDF downloads
• Assign printables as homework

• Review pasted writing or images of written work
• AI-assisted rubric scores and marked writing issues
• Edit feedback marks and teacher notes
• Save student writing and assign revisions
• Present writing feedback or export it as PDF
• Student and class learning-progress reports
• Per-deck and per-card retention and review status
• Identify due cards and areas needing practice
• Activity reports by student, class, and date range
• Individual and batch PDF activity reports

• Family dashboard and child profiles
• Create home child accounts
• Link school children using teacher invitations
• Create, find, and assign decks to linked children
• View homework, resources, submissions, and teacher feedback
• Weekly activity reports and next-practice suggestions
• Custom point-cost rewards and redemption approvals
• Home arcade time limits and allowed-game controls
• Family inbox and weekly digest preferences
• Play together and practice difficult cards

• Dedicated student login with assigned credentials
• Student dashboard with due cards and study goals
• Assigned deck library and card reader
• Homework tasks, submissions, feedback, and revisions
• Student avatars and earned badges
• Study points and family rewards

Available to eligible paid Individual and Teacher accounts, with permissions you approve.

• Connect compatible AI apps to Kaboosh
• Review permissions and revoke app connections
• Search and organize your owned decks, cards, and folders
• Create and revise private deck content
• Preview and privately copy public decks
• Add moderated images and animated card media
• Review your due cards, needs-work cards, and study statistics
• Create private worksheet drafts
• Read authorized teacher progress and homework summaries
• Create written or Flashcards homework after explicit confirmation
• Update your profile picture after confirmation

• Personal dashboards with due cards and recent activity
• Daily review goals and study streaks
• Study time, review counts, accuracy, and learning statistics
• XP, levels, and study points
• Achievements and badges
• Game leaderboards
• Retention bars, circles, mosaics, and gems
• Review history and session results
• Export personal learning reports as PDF or data files

• Individual, teacher, parent, and student accounts
• Email, Google, and Apple sign-in, with password recovery
• Profile pictures and editable profile details
• Pixel avatar editor
• English, German, Spanish, French, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, and Chinese interfaces
• Light and dark themes
• Custom names for collections, decks, and cards
• Activity visibility and Learning Zone layout preferences
• Default card languages, images, and quick-create settings
• Celebration and praise preferences
• Study reminders, notification preferences, and time zones
• Account, password, and privacy controls

• Offline review of supported, previously loaded content, with progress sync on reconnection
• Installable web app and update controls
• Plans for learners, families, and teachers
• Subscription management, billing, and invoices
• Referral invitations and rewards
• Affiliate registration and referral dashboard
• Feature suggestions, voting, and the public roadmap
• Help center, learning guides, documentation, and support
• Public game demos

Available only when live classrooms are enabled for the website.

• Teacher and student video and audio meetings
• Screen sharing, camera backgrounds, and spotlight
• Shared whiteboard and annotations
• Guided flashcard practice during class
• Live typing tasks and student response monitoring