Recognition
See the word, flip the card, then rate how it felt.
AI-Powered
Master any language. One card at a time.
Turn any word into a beautiful flashcard in seconds, then let FSRS spaced repetition keep it in your long-term memory.
How it works
From a word to a remembered word
Add a word or a list
Type one word, paste a list with one word per line, or drop in a text and let AI pull out the keywords.
AI builds the card
Meaning in both languages, pronunciation, two or three examples, collocations, a grammar tip and a CEFR level.
FSRS schedules the review
Rate each card Again, Hard, Good or Easy. The scheduler decides when it comes back.
Features
Everything you need to remember
Study smarter, not harder.
AI Generation
Type a word — get pronunciation, meaning, example sentences and collocations instantly.
FSRS Spaced Repetition
A modern memory algorithm schedules reviews right before you would forget.
Any language pair
Learn English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean and 100 more — in either direction.
Offline first
Review anywhere and sync automatically when you are back online.
Batch import
Paste a word list or a paragraph. Cards generate in the background with visible progress, and an interrupted job can be resumed.
One sense, one card
A word with several meanings becomes several cards, grouped together so each sense is studied on its own.
Fix one field at a time
Not happy with an example or a collocation? Regenerate that field only and keep the rest of the card.
Print and export
Print paper cards with your own paper size, density and fields, or export the deck to Anki and CSV.
Review modes
Four ways to bring a word back
Recognising a word is not the same as producing it. Four card types make you recall, listen and fill gaps.
Active recall
Read the meaning and type the word from memory.
Listening
Hear the pronunciation and pick the word you heard.
Cloze
A sentence with the word removed — fill the gap in context.
Ready-made content
Start before you build a deck
Two libraries for two different jobs.
Learn the words of a situation
Curated sets of 30 to 100 words for business, travel, food and study. Pick the ones you need and turn them into a deck.
Follow a graded path
Built-in lists run from the most frequent words to CEFR-graded vocabulary. Entries are in the language you study; meanings are in your own.
Free and Pro
Start free. Upgrade only when you need more.
Free
Generate and review every day, build decks and keep your streak — no payment required.
Pro
Removes the limits when a deck becomes part of your daily routine.
- Unlimited AI card generation
- Unlimited decks
- All four review modes, plus unlimited printing and export
- Every card style and background
Prices and the exact free limits are shown in the app store for your region.
FAQ
Questions people ask first
What is EnjoyCards?
EnjoyCards is an AI flashcard app for learning vocabulary: you add a word, AI builds the full card, and FSRS spaced repetition decides when you review it again.
Is EnjoyCards free?
Yes. The free plan lets you generate and review every day. Pro removes the daily generation quota and the limits on decks, review modes, printing and export.
How is EnjoyCards different from Anki?
Anki gives you a strong scheduler but you build and format every card. EnjoyCards writes the card content with AI, schedules it with FSRS, and adds recall, listening and cloze review on mobile.
Can I study offline?
Yes. Download a deck, review it without a connection, and your reviews sync back to your account when you are online again.
Which languages are supported?
Any language pair, in either direction, including right-to-left scripts. Card meanings appear in the language you are learning and in your own language.
From the blog
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Start remembering today
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