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Revision material.
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Spaced-repetition revision
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Revision material.
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What do solid, seen, and learning mean?
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Nothing yet. Notes belong to this deck: they travel with your progress, and they are removed when the deck is.
Study built-in courses on your phone and laptop with one set of progress, notes, and cards you write. Turn Sync on here, then type its key into the other browser. There is no account or email. The same key covers every built-in course that uses it, so anyone who has it can access all of that synced data. Protect it like a password. Imported decks do not Sync.
A backup is a point-in-time file for this exact deck in this browser profile, and it works whether or not Sync is on. Restoring replaces this deck’s history exactly, so turn Sync off first. Notes and cards you wrote are merged in rather than replaced. For an imported or locally created deck, restore works only while that same local deck still exists here; it cannot move review history to another browser or phone. Keep the original imported file, or use Deck file below where it is offered, to move cards.
A backup goes back into this exact deck in this browser profile. A deck file is the cards themselves, in the format keep club reads and writes, so it opens on another device, in another browser, or in a text editor. It carries no review history and no notes: course files never do. Importing one is not a restore. A file with your cards in it comes back as a second deck. A file that is only the deck as it came in is the same course, so importing it here updates this deck instead.
keep club is a small open-source flashcard app by kkonrad.
On a keyboard, Space shows the answer, 1–4 choose Again, Hard, Good, or Easy, and U undoes the last review.
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