Cards and decks

A card holds one thing worth remembering; a deck holds the cards you decide to keep.

Two kinds of card

A card is either a flashcard or a multiple-choice question, and one deck can hold both.

A flashcard has a question and an answer: you recall the answer, turn the card over, and say whether you had it.

A multiple-choice question grades itself the moment you answer.

Making cards

Cards come from four places:

• From a passage. Select text while you read and Winda writes cards from it.
• From a whole document. Winda can analyze the document and make cards from it.
• By hand. You can also write a card yourself, directly in a deck.
• From a connected AI client. An app you have connected, such as ChatGPT, can write cards from your conversation and save them into your decks. Winda stores them and shows where they came from.

Decks

A card belongs to exactly one deck, and you can move it to another at any time.

Sharing a deck

You can share a deck as a public page. Anyone with the link can open it, no Winda account needed.

Exporting a deck

You can export a deck to other tools like Anki and Quizlet, or to a spreadsheet.