User guide

Create cards, save them, then learn or print. You can try the Animals set right away, no sign-in needed.

Create cards

Choose Create single cards or Choose a ready-made set. Tick the content you want on the front and back; choose a size, then check and add the cards. Tick only the Front column if you want one-sided cards.

Save card set

Name the set and click Save to account. Sign in with Google when asked. Drafts stay only in the browser you are using; save to your account to use them on other devices.

Learn with your child

After adding cards, tap Learn now to start learning right away. Saved sets are in Learn today, under My card sets, and keep progress in your account. If several children share one account, create a profile for each child in Parents → Child profiles to keep their progress separate.

Print cards

Open the tab Print cards, choose a set and print one or two sides. Preview, then print at a scale of 100%. If printing double-sided, choose the same paper-flip option as on the website and print one test sheet first.

When you need more

Create many cards at once

Go to Bulk create, choose Paste list or Upload Excel/ZIP. Choose the content for each side, enter the list, then check the preview before adding. An Excel template is available to download.

To change the number of cards per lesson, open Lesson split in the card set you are creating.

Teach and assign lessons to a class

In the library, choose Use this set to teach to preview, present or assign lessons. Parents enter the invite code in My child's class; the teacher approves members and then assigns lessons. Students open lessons in Learn today.

Teachers see progress in Manage classes → Details for each student. Questions and the level of support may differ based on each child's results; do not directly compare scores from activities of different difficulty. Extra practice rounds do not automatically complete an assigned lesson.

Import a test that already has answers

Go to Teachers → Assignments & review tests. Upload the test and answer key, add pictures or voice recordings if needed, then click Read and build lesson. Check everything before approving, saving and assigning it to a class.

Supports DOCX, text-based PDF, PowerPoint, spreadsheets and plain text. Scanned PDFs or complex layouts may not be read completely. The website does not solve tests that are missing answers. Students open the lesson in Learn today → Review from assigned tests.

Recording and speaking practice

To add a voice to cards, use the Custom voice section. In speaking practice, listen to the model, then press Record; words in red are the parts to try again. Choose Listen & practice to practice just that word.

Allow the mic when the browser asks; the mic only turns on when you press record. Word recordings are up to 6 seconds, sentences 45 seconds, and speaking practice turns 15 seconds. Recognition results are only a practice aid, not a pronunciation certificate.

How is practice chosen?

The website picks activities that fit the card set's content and each learner's results, such as choosing an answer, matching pairs, writing words, ordering sentences or listening and repeating. You do not need to do every activity type. Items without enough data are skipped.

Memory and self-check activities are kept separate from word and sentence understanding results. Speaking practice has its own report.