Math-first flashcards
Flashcards that speak mathematics.
Write cards in Markdown and LaTeX, study them with modern spaced repetition, and keep every formula private on your own devices.
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Authoring
You write Markdown. It becomes mathematics.
Type the notation you already know. Sniplyst typesets it with the same engine that sets mathematical papers — inline or as a centered display.
You type
Euler's identity, the
whole of analysis in
one line:
$$e^{i\pi} + 1 = 0$$
Sniplyst shows
Euler's identity, the whole of analysis in one line:
$$e^{i\pi} + 1 = 0$$
Spaced repetition
Reviews that widen with your memory.
Sniplyst schedules every card with FSRS, the modern spaced-repetition algorithm. Cards you recall easily drift further apart; cards you stumble on come back soon. You review less and remember more.
Axiom
Your study stays on your devices.
There is no Sniplyst account, no server, and no analytics. Your cards and your entire review history sync only through your own private iCloud — which means even I, the person who made it, can never see them.
A one-tap CSV export means your decks are always yours to take with you.
— Yan Soisson, solo developer · Luxembourg
Also in the box
Small on purpose.
Every feature earns its place by making daily studying simpler. Nothing more.
- Organize
- Courses and nested folders.Group cards into courses and sub-folders, as deep as the material goes. Study a whole course or drill a single topic — any branch of the tree.
- Cram
- Practice everything before an exam.Run through every card in a scope, ignoring the schedule — without disturbing your long-term reviews.
- Portable
- CSV in, CSV out.Bring a deck from a spreadsheet; export your cards anytime, folder structure and all. No lock-in, ever.
- Offline
- Works with no connection.Write and study on a plane. Everything reconciles through iCloud the moment you're back online.