iFlash for Mac
Flash cards to help you study almost anything.
$14.99
In English
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iFlash overview
iFlash is an advanced memorization application based around the flash-card learning metaphor. If you want to learn almost anything, from a foreign language to the ten-codes police officers use, iFlash is for you.
iFlash includes many great features to help you study. You can record audio directly into any flash-card (great for foreign languages), as well as attach images. Other features include an unlimited amount of card sides per deck, advanced importing and exporting, iPod support, quick-searching, and a beautiful interface that is strikingly similar to other iApplications (like iTunes and iPhoto).
Also included is the integrated iFlash Deck Library, which is an easy way to download and share card decks. With a familiar interface and over 5000 card decks available, you'll be learning something new in no-time.
What’s new in version 2.9.3
Version 2.9.3:
- Added references to iPad for exporting
- Added exporting of all images and audio in a deck when exporting to text file
- Pressing Shift-Tab in the main table view will now correctly go back in cards
- Fixed bug when sending some decks to iFlash Touch
- Fixed bug where deleting cards while searching didn't work
iFlash for Mac
$14.99
In English
Version 2.9.3
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Jun 23 2010
Version: 2.8.1
I have tried the iflash app, however I find the ankimobile app much better suited for my flashcard studying. Ankimobile allows flawless syncing from it's own server, and hosts more impressive card libraries. Iflash may be more user friendly, however, it's not as tailored for a long term student.
Dec 2 2009
Version: 2.8.1
Started out great, but tanks whenever I try to import any cards from the main DB.
May 16 2009
Version: 2.8
Everyone has already said all the good stuff that needs to be said about the program. I concur, it is fast, flexible and reliable.
But so too is the developer. I emailed him about a problem importing a file of card data with UTF-8 characters. He responded within 15 minutes, and had it fixed within 36 hours of my report. That's the kind of developer I want to support.
Nov 20 2008
Version: 2.7.6
An iPod touch app with syncing would really help the user - plus, I'm sure, increase registrations for the developer. I'd love to use this on-the-go.
Jul 4 2008
Version: 2.7.6
Nice, clean interface and easy to use. A well written piece of software... but please oh PLEASE (on my knees here, hands cupped together) add some way of knowing how many cards I got right and wrong. It would make life so much easier and make this the "must have" piece of Mac software for language learners.
I'm currently reverting to a hand written flash card shell script (far from ideal) so as I can display some kind of basic stats ("Don't stop until I get 20 right" kind of thing).
I registered two years ago (with no regrets) but the lack of any kind of stats and 6000 words to get through in a few months, means I've had to put this software on hold. In the developers defense, it seems I'm not the only one in the middle of studies.. but, if possible, please put this feature at the top of the list for the next version. Thanks.
