Flashcards in your own handwriting.

Writing a card by hand is already half the learning. Pentip turns it into a deck you can study anywhere: write the front and the back with Apple Pencil, add a drawing, and test yourself.

Download on the App Store

Free to start. On iPad, iPhone and Mac.

A flashcard deck in Pentip: “la manzana” with a drawn apple on the front, “the apple” on the back.

Study the way you like.

Go through a deck in order, or shuffle it. Flip each card, then say how it went: Again, Hard, Good or Easy. The cards you find hard come back sooner.

Studying a flashcard in Pentip, with the answer shown and buttons for Again, Hard, Good and Easy.

See how much you really know.

After every round, a results screen shows your score, your time, your best streak and every card at a glance. Then practise just the cards you missed.

A study results screen in Pentip: 90 percent, passed, 9 of 10 cards known.

Decks you can find at a glance.

In the library a deck shows its first card with a small badge. Every card has a front and a back on the same card template, so the whole deck lines up.

The Pentip library with notes, a PDF, a whiteboard and a flashcard deck.

Good to know.

Can I write flashcards by hand?

Yes. Every card has a front and a back that you write on with Apple Pencil or your finger, and you can draw on them too.

How does studying work?

Study a deck in order or shuffled. After each card you rate it Again, Hard, Good or Easy, and the cards you find hard come back sooner in the round.

Can I study on my iPhone?

Yes. Pentip runs on iPhone too, and with Pentip Pro your decks sync through iCloud.