Mochi may suit learners who want to build flashcards and notes with Markdown and review them using spaced repetition.
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Best Flashcard and Spaced-Repetition Apps 2026
Flashcard and spaced-repetition apps support study with card-based review. Compare platform support, pricing model, free access and offline availability to match your phone, tablet or computer.
The list is ordered by newest releases, using figures makers publish. It adds no score.
Brainscape
Brainscape suits students, educators, and people studying for exams or professional certifications.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+1Quizlet
Quizlet suits learners who want to make or find flashcards and practice with study activities.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWebRemNote
It may suit learners who want to organize notes and study with flashcards, quizzes, and spaced repetition.
AndroidiPhone & iPadCram
Cram suits learners who want to create or browse flashcards across subjects and study online or offline.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+1Before you choose
Match the platform
Check whether an app runs on Android, iOS, web, macOS or Windows. Galaxy phone and tablet buyers may want Android support, while computer users may need a desktop or browser option.
Read the pricing model
You’ll find free, freemium and paid pricing models in the list. A free plan is available from apps such as Anki, Cram, Flashka and Noji.
Mochi lists a paid plan from $5 per month when billed annually. Check the maker's current terms before subscribing.
Look for a way to try
Some entries provide a free plan, while others include a free trial. Confirm what the free option includes before moving study material into a paid plan.
Check offline access
If you need study without a connection, look for an explicit offline-access statement. Flashcards Deluxe lists offline access.