Remember it on the day.
Flashcards helps you remember GCSE facts by showing each card again just before you would forget it.
Ready-made decks or your own.
Three steps.
- 1
Make or pick a deck
Type your own cards, or build a draft from a photo, a Word, PowerPoint or text file, a lesson, a previous exam or worksheet, or your own mistakes.
- 2
Edit the draft
Every draft is editable before you save it. Starter decks are marked By Yumio, and you can save any deck to your own decks and edit it.
- 3
Review what is due
Cards come back on a schedule based on how well you knew them. Pick a subject to see only the cards that are due for it.
Cards that come back at the right time.
Shown before you forget
Each card comes back on a schedule based on how well you knew it.
Make a deck your way
Build a draft from a photo, a file, a lesson or your mistakes.
Files stay in your browser
Word, PowerPoint and text files are read in your browser, and only the text is sent.
Subject by subject
Pick a subject to see only the cards that are due for it.
On the free plan
- Lessons, quizzes and flashcards, no limits
- Ready-made starter decks
On Go and Pro
- Go and Pro plans are coming soon
- The pricing page will list what each plan adds
The free plan covers practice, flashcards and Ask Yumio, within limits (5 Ask messages a day, 1 session every 3 days of Teach me, 1 worksheet or exam a week marked). Go and Pro plans are coming soon. See pricing.
Yumio is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to AQA, Pearson Edexcel or any other exam board.
Questions students ask.
Can I make flashcards from a photo?
Yes. Yumio reads the text from the photo and gives you a draft deck to edit.
Do my mistakes become flashcards?
You can make a deck from your mistakes, and a card leaves My mistakes once you answer it well twice in scheduled reviews.
Are there ready-made decks?
Yes. Starter decks are marked By Yumio. Save any deck to your own decks and edit it.
Make your first deck.
Start free and let the cards come back when they are due.
