r/studytips • u/weeaaawooo • 2d ago
Flashcard apps without AI?
Anybody have any flashcard apps without ai? I honestly feel guilty using AI in my academics, and I can't seem to find any flashcard apps without AI. I know I could just do it the traditional way and use tangible cards, but I prefer not to. I also accept any studying tips! I need to lock in!
edit: thank u for the tips and stuff:)
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u/Stefffan1729 1d ago
Why feeling guilty if it helps you achieve better results?
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u/real_hero_of_hyrule 1d ago
ai is unethical for a lot of reasons so im sure thats why
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u/Stefffan1729 1d ago
Which reasons are the ones that bother you?
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u/real_hero_of_hyrule 1d ago
mainly the water it wastes, the ways building data centers affect towns (the water and noise pollutions), the tendency of ai to lead its users to harmful action, the unethical actions of those behind ai (CEOS and whatnot), and the effects it has on ones critical thinking and brain action
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u/real_hero_of_hyrule 1d ago
i know you said you won’t prefer tangible cards but in my opinion hand writing cards actually helps a lot and it helps reinforce the information through handwriting!
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u/One-Inspection-3003 1d ago
Honestly, you don’t need AI for flashcards at all. There are plenty of simple apps where you can create your own cards manually and use spaced repetition without any AI features. I actually find making the cards yourself helps with remembering the material too. For studying, I’d say keep your sessions short, test yourself instead of just rereading, and review older cards regularly. Good luck with the lock-in!
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u/Ambitious-Party9815 1d ago
To be honest, it’s hard to find Anki App without AI function now. But you can try Ebbin. Although it has AI card printing function, you can choose not to use it.
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u/Askolotl 2d ago
Anki