The flashcard app that knows when you’ll forget.
Build a deck with your friends in real time — or bring your Anki collection — then review it in your browser. MindGame brings each card back right before you’d forget it.
How MindGame works
Build
Rich-text cards with images, formatting, and code — organized in decks and folders.
Collaborate
Friends join a deck in the browser, even as guests, and edit with you live.
Study
MindGame times each card to come back right before you’d forget it — even offline.
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Send a deck as a link — friends get their own copy to keep and study.
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Collaborate
Build decks together. Actually together.
Share a deck with a link. If you allow it, friends can join as guests — no sign-up at all. Everyone edits live: your friends’ changes appear card by card as they type, and presence avatars show who’s in the deck. Per-deck roles decide who can edit, comment, or just view — and you can add a PIN if you want it locked down.
Group projects, but the kind that works.
The science
Spaced repetition, powered by FSRS.
MindGame is a spaced-repetition flashcard app that uses FSRS — the modern open scheduling algorithm Anki adopted — to show each card right before you’d forget it.
Every rating (Again, Hard, Good, Easy) updates that card’s own schedule: easy cards stop nagging, hard ones come back sooner.
Two modes: Long-term Learning (FSRS schedules everything) and Review (cram everything now — no scheduling, no judgment).
Four buttons. Zero guesswork.
Who makes this
Built by people who actually study.
MindGame is built by two people — Roman and Alex — [founder text pending from Roman].
Last shipped: [date] · changelog →
What’s next
Mobile app: (iOS + Android)
Import with AI: your notes and slides become a deck you approve card by card.
The tutor: the long game: upload your material and MindGame teaches it, every explanation traceable to your material.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes — and it always will be for the editor, sharing, and every study mode. The only paid features will be AI-based ones.
Yes. Import an .apkg and your cards, images, and review history come across, mapped into FSRS. Cloze, image-occlusion, and audio cards aren’t supported yet. Quizlet import is coming before the beta launches.
MindGame runs instantly in the browser with no install and lets you build decks together in real time — Anki doesn’t. Both use FSRS scheduling, and MindGame imports your .apkg with review history. Anki still has more card types (cloze, image occlusion) and a more mature mobile app.
| Feature | MindGame | Anki |
|---|---|---|
| Try in the browser, no install or sign-up | ✓ instant | download the app |
| Build & edit decks together in real time | ✓ | — |
| FSRS scheduling | ✓ | ✓ (since 2023) |
| Import your Anki deck (.apkg + review history) | ✓ | native format |
| Card types | basic / rich-text (more coming) | basic, cloze, image occlusion |
| Mobile app | in development | mature (iOS / Android) |
| Price | free while in beta | free (AnkiMobile on iOS is paid) |
MindGame runs in the browser with no sign-up and lets you build decks together in real time, using FSRS instead of a proprietary algorithm. Quizlet requires an account to study or save sets and doesn’t support real-time co-editing — but it currently has more card types and a more mature mobile app.
| Feature | MindGame | Quizlet |
|---|---|---|
| Try in the browser, no install or sign-up | ✓ instant | sign-up required to save/study sets |
| Build & edit decks together in real time | ✓ | — (Quizlet Live is a classroom game, not co-editing) |
| FSRS scheduling | ✓ | own "Long-Term Learning" algorithm |
| Card types | basic / rich-text (more coming) | basic + images/diagrams (more mature) |
| Mobile app | in development | mature (iOS / Android) |
| Price | free (AI features paid later) | free tier + Quizlet Plus subscription |
| AI features | coming (paid) | AI tutor / study tools (paid tier) |
MindGame is a spaced-repetition flashcard app that uses FSRS, the modern open scheduling algorithm Anki adopted, to show each card right before you’d forget it.
No sign-up to start — MindGame creates a guest workspace for you in the browser. Sign in with Google whenever you want to keep your decks across devices.
You can build and edit decks together in real time — shared links, live edits, presence. Studying itself is solo.
MindGame runs on desktop browsers today; a mobile app is in development.