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5 November 2026OSCE practice with audio flashcards
Turn feedback from a mock station into a question you can rehearse aloud. Try three prompts for a patient conversation and listen to a shared OSCE deck.Read
5 November 2026Spanish audio flashcards for everyday conversation
Turn a conversation you want to have into a few spoken prompts. Try a café order, practise the reply, or listen to a shared Spanish deck.
5 November 2026German vocabulary flashcards with audio
Practise German nouns with their articles, then put the words into sentences you might actually say. Hear examples from a shared vocabulary deck.
31 October 2026Turn NotebookLM flashcards into audio with CSV import
Export flashcards from Gemini Notebook, formerly NotebookLM, as CSV and turn them into spoken questions and answers for hands-free review.
31 October 2026Audio Flashcards vs Anki for studying without a screen
Compare Audio Flashcards and Anki for hands-free review, voice controls, card creation and spaced repetition, and choose the approach that fits your study routine.
28 October 2026Learning while walking with audio flashcards
A walk can be a practical time to review, but movement does not automatically improve memory. Learn what the evidence says and how to make audio recall work on the move.
28 October 2026Why spaced repetition works: what FSRS adds
Spacing and active recall are well supported by learning research. Here is how they work together, what FSRS adds, and how to use them in an audio review.
27 October 2026How audio flashcards work
Audio flashcards turn the familiar question-and-answer card into a spoken review: listen, recall, reveal, grade, and let spaced repetition choose when it returns.
27 October 2026Audio flashcards vs visual flashcards
Audio and visual flashcards train different parts of recall. The useful choice is not which format wins, but which one matches the knowledge and the moment.
27 October 2026Audio flashcards for language learning
Build language cards for listening, meaning, pronunciation, and recall instead of relying only on written translation, then review them without depending on the screen.
27 October 2026How to study hands-free with audio flashcards
Set up an audio review that can play, reveal, and grade cards through timing, voice commands, headphones, and Lock Screen controls.
27 October 2026How to turn a CSV into audio flashcards
Put one card on each row, map columns to sides, choose voices, review any warnings, and generate a complete spoken deck from a spreadsheet.
27 October 2026Recording your voice vs text-to-speech flashcards
Recordings sound personal and handle unusual pronunciation; text-to-speech is fast, consistent, searchable, and easier to regenerate. Most libraries benefit from both.
27 October 2026Active recall vs passive listening
Listening can make material familiar, but active recall asks whether you can produce the answer. Audio flashcards can support both without treating them as the same event.
18 October 2026Audio Flashcards 2: rebuilt for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Android
Version 2 is a complete rebuild. It is faster, feels at home on every device, arrives on the Mac for the first time, and replaces Marketplace with Shared Cards. Your cards and progress come with you.
18 October 2026How to make audio flashcards
Make flashcards you can study by ear: record your own voice or type text for a voice to read, bring in a whole spreadsheet at once, then review hands-free with spaced repetition.
15 May 2025Making Audio Flashcards Sustainable: Balancing User Experience and Monetisation
Audio Flashcards is free to download and use, supported by ads. Watch a short ad for an hour without interruptions, or remove ads with a subscription or a one-time lifetime purchase. On the Mac there are no ads at all.
10 December 2023Setting up Amazon Polly
This page provides step-by-step instructions on how to create a new IAM user and access key in the AWS Management Console.