Lovelydeck writes the cards from your slides and textbook, shows the page each one came from, and schedules them with spaced repetition. Save hours without losing comprehension.
Free to start. No credit card.
Lovely writes the first draft of every card. You keep the judgement and skip the typing.
Slides, notes, cards, calendar and stats, organised by class and term. Nothing stuck on last semester.
Every generated card cites the slide it came from, and you're told which slides got nothing.
Built for the courses with the most to memorise: anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, biochemistry, microbiology, and the rest of a science degree.
Flashcard generator
Each card carries the sentence it came from and the slide it's on. If that sentence isn't in your file, the card is never made.
How generation works →The proximal tubule reclaims about two-thirds of the filtered sodium, and water follows it isosmotically.
The descending limb is permeable to water but not to solutes, so the filtrate concentrates as it descends.
The thick ascending limb pumps sodium chloride out and is impermeable to water.
Which segment reabsorbs most filtered sodium?
The proximal tubule, about two-thirds.
The descending limb is permeable to […] but not to solutes.
water
Which limb pumps NaCl out and is impermeable to water?
The thick ascending limb.
Coverage
A deck missing a third of a lecture looks complete. So you get the list, by title, before you add a single card.
Why this matters →Coming from Anki
Drop in an .apkg. Decks, cards, tags, media and every review you've ever done come with it.
Importing from Anki →Slides, notes, cards and dates land in the class they belong to. Nothing stuck on last semester.
Drop it in. Read what comes back. Keep what's right.
Start freeFAQ
Straight answers.
Anki is a flashcard app you fill by hand or by importing decks. RemNote is a notes workspace with flashcards inside it. Lovelydeck writes the cards from your lecture slides, cites the slide each one came from, refuses a card whose sentence is not in your file, and lists the slides that got no card, all before anything enters your deck. It schedules with FSRS and imports Anki decks with their history.
Upload the slides as a PDF (or a textbook chapter, transcript or notes). Lovely reads them page by page and proposes cards: basic, cloze, image occlusion or fill in the blank. Each card carries the sentence it came from and the slide number; a card whose sentence isn't in your file is refused before you see it. You add, fix or skip the rest, one at a time or all at once.
Yes. Export an .apkg from Anki and drop it in. Decks, notes, cards, tags, media and your review history all come across, and scheduling continues with FSRS, the same algorithm modern Anki uses, so a card you've known for two years stays known.
The study app is free with no time limit: unlimited decks and cards, spaced repetition, Anki import, image occlusion, notes, calendar and stats. Card generation and the tutor are included free to start, and Plus is $9 a month when you want them without limits. If you stop paying, nothing is deleted.
FSRS, the open-source scheduler that modern Anki uses. It models how likely you are to remember each card and schedules the next review just before you'd forget. Imported Anki review history is used to seed it.
Yes. Drop in a figure, an anatomy diagram or a pathway say, and cover the labels. Each covered label becomes its own card: one label asked, the rest stay hidden. Slides that are only a diagram are set aside in the coverage list rather than reported as missed.
Yes. The tutor reads the material in your library for that class, so it answers from your lecture rather than from the internet, and it can quiz you on it. Any card it proposes goes through the same check as a generated card: it has to cite a page you uploaded.
PDFs of lecture slides, textbook chapters, transcripts and your own notes. Mark the textbook and syllabus as master documents and they're read first. Images for occlusion cards. And .apkg files from Anki.