A worked example
Use JSON when changing browsers to retain progress; use CSV when preparing cards in a spreadsheet.
Deck backup
Export plain-text CSV or a JSON deck with review progress, and restore after validation.
YOUR LITTLE WORKBENCH
ON YOUR DEVICE ✦Deck backup
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Cards4
Due today—
Total reviews0
JSON keeps review progress and exact text. CSV prefixes formula-like cells with an apostrophe for spreadsheet safety. Imports replace this deck after confirmation.
Up to 200 cards. Review dates follow this device’s local calendar. Export a backup before clearing site data.
THE METHOD / 01
A clear wayfrom start to finish.
JSON preserves IDs, boxes, due dates and review totals. CSV preserves the front, back and tag only.
Keep the assumptions clear
Cards and progress stay in this browser. Export before clearing site data or changing devices.
A FEW USEFUL ANSWERS
Good to know.
Are my inputs uploaded?
No. Processing runs locally in your browser. The host still receives normal requests for website pages and assets.
Can I keep my result?
Use the download controls for the current tool or print from your browser. Seating plans, flashcards and document drafts autosave in this browser; see the privacy page.
Do I need an account?
No sign-up, paid API or subscription is required. Both languages use the same tools. English always opens at the root address.
RECALLKIND / TOOLKIT
A little help for every step.
01
Card editor
Write questions and answers, add tags and import a two-column CSV deck.
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Practice
Recall the answer, flip the card and choose Again, Good or Easy to schedule its next review.
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Review plan
See due cards, box distribution and the next seven calendar days of reviews.
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