Pokenote
01 · CREATE OR IMPORT
Start with your own notes
Create a deck in the app or bring existing cards from CSV, Excel, or JSON.
A simple study app for any subject
Turn what you learn into flashcards.
Recall what matters.
Make cards from class notes, concepts, work learning, language study, or other question-and-answer material. Recall first, reveal when ready, and review offline.
Want to try importing first? Download a five-card cross-subject sample, or try a Spanish vocabulary sample.
No account requiredCore study works offlineYour decks stay portable
Recall firstReveal only when you are ready
See mastery growKnow what needs another pass
One complete study loop
Bring your material. Practice recall. See what is sticking.
Pokenote keeps the work focused on remembering instead of managing a complicated flashcard system.
02 · ACTIVE RECALL
Think before you reveal
Keep the answer hidden, recall it yourself, then mark the card Again or Got it.
03 · MASTERY
See what needs another pass
Use deck mastery and progress to decide where your next review should begin.
Your study material stays yours.
No account wallCreate, import, and review core flashcards without signing up.
Offline by defaultYour core decks and review flow keep working without a network connection.
Portable notesImport and export support means your cards are not locked into Pokenote.
Questions
Know before you download.
Who is Pokenote for?
Pokenote is a general-purpose study app for turning class notes, textbook concepts, work training, language learning, exam review, and other question-and-answer material into flashcards. English vocabulary is one example, not the limit.
Do I need an account?
No. Core deck creation, import, review, and progress work without an account.
Does Pokenote work offline?
Yes. Core decks and review are stored on your device and work without a network connection.
Can I move my cards in or out?
Yes. Pokenote supports CSV, Excel, and JSON import and export.
Does it use a named spaced-repetition algorithm?
No named SRS algorithm is claimed. Pokenote gives you simple Again or Got it review and visible mastery so you can return to what needs more work.
Does Pokenote collect my card content?
No. Anonymous product analytics may measure feature usage, but your deck names, prompts, and answers are not collected.
Your notes already matter.
Make them easier to recall.
Create or import a deck, complete one focused review, and leave knowing exactly what to revisit.
Download Pokenote freePractical import guide
How to import your own study flashcards on iPhone.
Use Pokenote for questions from any subject, not only vocabulary. Start with a small sample before importing a large collection.
1. Put one question and answer on each row
Use the CSV headers title,subtitle,body,status: title is the prompt, subtitle is optional context, body is the answer, and new is the initial status. For example:
title,subtitle,body,status What is a control group?,Science,A baseline for comparing a treatment.,new How do I find rectangle area?,Math,Multiply length by width.,new
Quote fields that contain commas, quotation marks, or line breaks. Keep the header row when exporting your spreadsheet as CSV.
2. Import a small deck and check both sides
Choose Import Deck in Pokenote and select your file. Check that the prompt and answer appear on the intended sides before bringing in more material. You can also create cards manually; CSV, Excel, and JSON are supported formats, not a promise to convert arbitrary PDFs or lecture recordings.
Download the five-card cross-subject CSV sample. It contains synthetic study examples, not anyone's private notes.
3. Recall before revealing the answer
Read the prompt, try to answer from memory, then reveal the answer and choose Again or Got it. Use the visible progress to identify material to revisit. The app does not verify that your answer is correct, and no particular spaced-repetition algorithm or learning outcome is promised.
What stays private?
Your core decks and review work locally without an account. Keep a backup or export of important material; local storage is not a guarantee against device loss. See the privacy policy for analytics details and support for import help. Do not send private study notes when asking a public community for help.