Traditional apps
Powerful, but complicated
Strong review algorithms, but a dated interface, difficult setup and slow creation of richer cards.
- Dated interface
- Steep learning curve
- Cumbersome editor
Flashcards designed for medical students
Simple to create. Smart to review.
Create your own flashcards with text, images and cloze deletions quickly, without complicated setup. Study with quick review or a spaced repetition system you can trust.
Built from conversations with medical students using flashcard apps.
Fast card creationSpaced repetitionOffline learning
Offline-first↓
Studying should not depend on your signal.
Download exactly as much material as you need. A deck, folder or entire subject stays available without internet and progress syncs later.
↓Deck38 MB
↓Folder126 MB
✓Subject420 MB
At university · on a train · in the library · between classes
Without the usual trade-off
Why Fishki?
Medical students need a fast editor and a serious review system. Today's tools usually deliver only one of them.
Simple flashcard apps
Simple, but limited
Pleasant and fast card creation, but too little control for demanding medical exam preparation.
- No advanced reviews
- Low flexibility
- Limited study control
Fishki
Simple creation. Advanced reviews.
A fast editor, flexible study modes and tools for images, tables and long medical answers.
- Simple flashcard creation
- Choice between quick and advanced study modes
- Designed for medical study
How Fishki works
From the first flashcard to an exam plan
Swipe through a coherent story of creating cards, quick study, exam planning and offline learning.
01 · Decks
Start with organized material
Choose a deck to edit or immediately begin studying a specific subject.
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Your decks
First flashcard in 10 seconds
Try the demo and create your first flashcard
Create decks and flashcards, edit them, swipe to delete and start quick study. Everything runs locally in this prototype.
Choose a story
Demo guide
New deck → 2 cards
Create a deck, add two basic cards and study them through to the summary.
- 1Tap “Add deck” and create a new set.
- 2Add the first basic card and tap “Next”.
- 3Add the second card and tap “Save” to return to the deck.
- 4Tap “Study” in the top-right corner of the deck.
- 5Choose quick study and tap “Start”.
- 6Go through the cards until the summary screen.
Interactive prototype
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Your decks
Features
Work through difficult material faster.
Practical tools that save time when creating flashcards and help organize study for classes, quizzes and exams.
01
Fast classic flashcards
Type a question and answer without unnecessary steps. The simple editor also makes creating cards comfortable on a phone.
02
Flashcards from text and notes
Paste part of your notes, study guide or class materials and quickly turn the most important information into flashcards.
03
Cloze deletion
Select key concepts in a sentence and turn them into blanks. Useful for definitions, symptoms, drugs, classifications and causal relationships.
04
Images, diagrams and graphics
Create flashcards from photos of notes, lecture slides, atlases, tables and medical diagrams.
05
Image occlusion
Cover labels, structures and parts of an image. Study anatomy, histology, dermatology, radiology and diagrams without retyping the material.
06
Decks, folders and subjects
Organize flashcards by subject, module, exam or topic, such as anatomy, pharmacology or pathophysiology.
07
Flashcard tags
Add tags such as “exam”, “quiz”, “difficult”, “drugs” or “symptoms” to quickly filter the material you need.
08
Difficulty levels
Mark flashcards as easy, medium or difficult and return faster to topics that still cause problems.
09
Review suggestions
Plan a deck review while creating it or add flashcards directly to the spaced review system.
Built for medicine
Medical material rarely fits into one sentence.
Fishki is designed to support images, diagrams, classifications and multi-point answers without forcing them into an oversimplified format.
Anatomy
Structure labels
Cover labels on illustrations and learn spatial relationships.
Pharmacology
Adverse effects
Connect a drug, mechanism, indications and adverse effects in one deck.
Pathology
Images and specimens
Add images to both sides and mark characteristic findings.
Internal medicine
Disease classifications
Break criteria, scales and differential diagnoses into focused questions.
Physiology
Mechanisms and relationships
Create reverse cards and test understanding in both directions.
Exams
Multi-point answers
Mark the exact point you missed in a longer structured answer.
Early access
Help build better flashcards for medicine.
Join the waitlist and tell us how you use flashcard apps today. Your answers will help shape the priorities of the first version.
- Priority access to the beta
- A say in the first version's features and workflows
- Only concrete product updates
Join the early access waitlist
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