A classroom platform with flashcards. Its page says a teacher can share a reading, worksheet or notes and AI builds flashcards, and that flashcards can be made from assessments, presentations or homework. Teachers can see which students studied and which are still missing a concept.
The free part: The Basic plan is free for every teacher, with no credit card. It includes flashcards, passages, videos and AI features to generate, import, adapt and explain content.
School and District plans are by quote, with no figure on the page.
Watch for The free plan restricts question types, stores up to 20 activities and allows up to 100 students.
Visit Wayground ↗ Facts read on the maker’s page.
A flashcard and notes site presented as a free Quizlet alternative. The home page says you can create, share and study for free with learn mode, a matching game, spaced repetition, practice tests and sorting, and that existing Quizlet sets can be imported free. It also has mobile apps and a Chrome extension.
The free part: Unlimited file creation, live collaboration and storage, plus a library of 5 million resources to browse. The FAQ says AI practice tests and the AI study guide generator are free for students.
Ultra is $12.99 a month billed upfront as $149.99 a year, or $24.99 a month billed monthly (as of 2026-10-27). Teacher plan prices were not shown.
Watch for The AI summarizers for PDFs and video, the lecture recorder, the podcast generator, the voice tutor and the ad-free experience are listed under paid Ultra.
Visit Knowt ↗ Facts read on the maker’s page.
A flashcard app built around spaced repetition. The home page says you can make or import unlimited flashcards for free, share them, and organize them into classes and decks. AI can build cards from source files such as PowerPoint, PDF and Word documents, and the page recommends reviewing the AI cards by hand.
The free part: Unlimited cards you make or are shared with you, spaced repetition, sharing and some AI card making (the pricing page says hundreds of cards).
Pro is $7.99 a month, with the billing period listed as yearly. Enterprise group licences are priced by estimate (as of 2026-10-27).
Watch for Free users can study only 2,500 pre-loaded flashcards, and unlimited AI cards, certified content, images and sounds and private content need Pro.
Visit Brainscape ↗ Facts read on the maker’s page.
A flashcard program that schedules each review for when you are most likely to forget the card. The home page says the computer version is free on all major platforms, AnkiDroid for Android is free, and AnkiWeb is a free sync service. The iPhone and iPad app is a separate paid purchase, and its App Store listing mentions free cloud sync and FSRS scheduling.
Desktop and AnkiDroid are free. AnkiMobile for iPhone and iPad is a one-time $24.99 purchase on the App Store (as of 2026-10-27).
Watch for It is a personal study tool, not a classroom platform. The home page we read mentions no class sharing and no AI card maker.
Visit Anki ↗
A set of educational tools that includes flashcards. The home page lists font and color options, multimedia, audio in thirteen languages, ordered or random play, spaced repetition and auto-play. The flashcards page lists study modes (flashcards, list, matching, practice), difficulty ratings, printable cards and quizzes, and sending terms to games such as Bingo, Crossword and Word Search.
The pages we read did not mention pricing or whether any feature costs money.
Watch for The older flashcards page says its template is no longer supported and points to a newer Google Sheet template. We could not confirm account requirements or data handling.
Visit Flippity ↗ Facts read on the maker’s page.
A study app that combines notes, PDF annotation and flashcards. The home page says cards return at intervals timed to when you would otherwise forget them, and that AI can generate flashcards, quizzes and summaries. It has desktop and mobile apps, works offline and syncs across devices.
The free part: Unlimited notes and flashcards and unlimited synced devices, with 250 AI credits a month and 5 AI cards from text, PDF or PPT files.
Pro is $8 a month or $96 billed yearly; Pro with AI is $18 a month or $216 billed yearly (as of 2026-10-27).
Watch for Free AI use is small, with a few annotated PDFs, image occlusion cards and uploads per day, and the fuller AI tools are on the top paid plan.
Visit RemNote ↗ Facts read on the maker’s page.
A spaced repetition flashcard app where you write notes and cards in Markdown and study on a review schedule. It runs on Mac, Windows, Linux, iOS, Android and the web. The free version needs no sign-up and has unlimited offline use.
The free part: Free, with no sign-up required and unlimited offline usage.
Pro is $5 a month and adds sync, deck publishing, dynamic fields, AI integration and email support (as of 2026-10-27).
Watch for Syncing across devices is a Pro feature, and cards are written in Markdown, which takes a little learning.
Visit Mochi ↗
A site of flashcards shared by students and teachers, which you can search without an account. You can sign up free to create and share your own, turn flashcards into games, and use mobile apps. Log in is by username or email and password, or with Clever.
The free part: Searching shared flashcards is open, and signing up to create and share your own is free.
An upgrade removes ads. We did not see its price.
Watch for The page shows ads for non-upgraded users. Sign-up asks for a username, email, password and whether the user is 12 or younger or 13 or older.
Visit StudyStack ↗
An activity maker with over 30 activity types, including a flash cards template next to match up, quiz, unjumble and spin the wheel. Activities print as worksheets, and creating them needs a sign-up. It is built around classroom games more than long-term study.
The free part: The Basic plan lets you create up to 3 activities, with 12 templates and basic sharing.
Standard is $4.80 a month or $57.60 a year and Pro is $7.20 a month or $86.40 a year (as of 2026-10-27).
Watch for Free Basic stops at 3 activities. The pages we read did not describe spaced repetition or say which 12 templates Basic includes.
Visit Wordwall ↗ Facts read on the maker’s page.