Turn any lecture into Anki cards.
Upload your slides. Get a full Anki deck back.
Example: a PowerPoint lecture is uploaded, three card types are picked, and Recallio builds a deck of 52 cards ready to export to Anki.
Slides in. Cards out. Done.
No copy and paste. Three steps and you are revising.
Step 1: Upload
Drop in slides, notes or a PDF you are allowed to use.
Step 2: Customise
Pick your card types. Or skip it, the defaults are good.
Step 3: Study
Export to Anki and start revising.
Study it, don't just flip it.
Two ways to make your cards work harder. Both are optional.
Your diagrams, quizzed
We hide the labels so you have to actually remember them. Great for anatomy, biology and maps.
No more flip and hope
Type your answer and find out if you actually knew it. Switch it on in the customise step.
Any file in. Anki deck out.
Slides, PDFs, Word docs, plain text or pasted notes. One export and it is in the Anki you already use.
- PPTX
- DOCX
- Text
- Pasted notes
This slide. These cards.
Here is what one lecture slide turns into.
Glycolysis
- Occurs in the cytoplasm
- Breaks glucose into two pyruvate
- Net gain of 2 ATP and 2 NADH
- Does not need oxygen
- Where does glycolysis occur?In the cytoplasm
- What does glycolysis break glucose into?Two molecules of pyruvate
- What is the net gain from glycolysis?2 ATP and 2 NADH
- Does glycolysis need oxygen?No
Doing it by hand vs Recallio
Same deck. Way less of your evening.
| Task | By hand |  Recallio |
|---|---|---|
Picking what matters | Read every slide yourself | Done for you |
Writing the cards | Type every question and answer | Written for you |
Diagram cards | Mask labels one by one | Image occlusion built in |
Getting into Anki | Format and import it manually | One export, done |
Time and effort | Most of your evening | A few minutes of your time |
Questions, answered
PDF, PowerPoint (.pptx), Word (.docx), and text or Markdown files (.txt, .md), or you can paste your notes straight in.
Lecture material you are allowed to use, such as slides and notes from your own course. Please don't upload whole textbooks.
Yes. Recallio gives you an Anki deck file (.apkg) that you import into Anki, so you keep using the app you already study with.
Cards that hide the labels on a diagram, one card per label, so you can test yourself on what each part is. Not every plan includes them; See plans shows which ones do. They come in the Anki deck (.apkg) export, not the spreadsheet export.
It is an optional card style where you type your answer before checking it, instead of just flipping the card. Anki then shows how your answer compares with the right one.
Use the See plans link at the top of the page.
You can cancel at any time from Account > Manage subscription. Cancelling stops the next renewal. Your plan stays active until the end of the week or month you have paid for, and you won't be charged again. There is no cancellation fee.
We don't give refunds because you change your mind. This doesn't limit your rights under the Australian Consumer Law. If a deck fails to finish, the credits for the parts that didn't finish come back to your account automatically. If a deck is poor quality, email support@recallio.com.au within 7 days. We will re-run it once for free. If it is still poor, we will give back the credits it used. If you ask within 7 days of your latest payment and haven't used any credits from it, we will refund that payment and remove those credits. If we charge you the wrong amount, or more than once for the same period, we will refund the extra promptly once we have checked it. The Terms of Use have the full refund rules.
Email support@recallio.com.au. We reply within 2 business days.
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