Flearn was created with a simple goal: to make studying more effective, engaging, and accessible for everyone. We believe that learning works best when it’s interactive and intuitive not cluttered by ads or buried in complicated interfaces.
Flearn brings this vision to life through interactive flashcards that combine smooth animations, embedded testing, and progress tracking. Whether you’re reviewing material for a class, exploring a new subject, or teaching others, Flearn helps you focus on what matters most: learning and retention.
Flearn is designed for learners, teachers, and anyone who loves exploring new ideas.
Our platform is ad-free (for registered users), responsive, and continuously evolving based on community feedback.
Flearn started as a small personal project to explore better ways to retain information through repetition and self-testing. Over time, it’s grown into a platform that anyone can use from casual learners to educators to make studying more meaningful and measurable.
We’re still in beta and actively developing new features, so your feedback is incredibly valuable. The best place to get involved, share suggestions, or ask questions is our community on Reddit:
👉 Join the discussion on r/Flearn
Whether you want to report a bug, suggest a feature, or just share how you use Flearn, we’d love to hear from you.
Follow along as Flearn grows with new updates, study tools, and features are always on the way. Your input helps shape the future of how people learn online.