Flick through what’s due. That’s it.
A calm, local-first flashcard app for iPhone and Apple Watch. Make a deck, review the few cards that are due, and let the quiet do the work.
Rate it with a flick.
Tap to flip the card. Then fling it off the deck in the direction that fits. It feels like cardstock leaving your hand. Buttons are always there too. The flick is just the fast path.
Just what the card needs.
The card is the hero
Text, image, and audio on each side. Tap to flip with a single physical turn. Text cards speak on demand, each side in its own language.
Spacing that just works
A spaced-repetition scheduler decides what’s due, so you study the few cards that matter today.
Quiz both directions
Flip a switch and a card also quizzes back to front. It keeps its own schedule, so your load doesn’t double.
Ask Siri what’s due
“Check what’s due in Flickdeck” gets the count and the deck without opening the app. Also in Spotlight and Shortcuts.
One gentle reminder
A single nudge a day, and only when cards are due. No streaks, no guilt, no badges.
Share a deck in a tap
AirDrop a deck to a friend and they get every card. You keep your own progress. Back everything up to one file too. No account, no lock-in.
Review from your wrist
The Apple Watch app carries your due cards. Rate with the same flick, practice when nothing’s due, and it all syncs back to the phone. Included, not an extra purchase.
Counts at a glance
A home-screen widget, Lock Screen widgets, and a watch-face complication all show today’s due count — and they agree with each other.
Looks this good at midnight.
Every screen has a proper dark mode.







From blank deck to learned.
Make a deck
Name it, then pick a goal. Keep it refreshed, or know it by a date.
Add a few cards
Front and back. Type something, snap a photo, or record a sound. Save & add another.
Review what’s due
A short daily sitting. Flick through the few cards that need you today.
Know it by a date.
Studying for something specific? Give the deck a date. Flickdeck works backward from it. It front-loads new cards and spaces out reviews so you peak on the day you need it, then eases off.
Know it by a date
For exams, trips, interviews. The schedule bends toward your deadline.
Keep me refreshed
No end date. Light, occasional reviews that keep it from fading.
“Built for short, quiet sittings, often the night before something matters. No ads, no streaks, nothing clamoring for you. It should lower your pulse, not raise it.”