VoiceCards turns your notes, photos, and PDFs into voice flashcards, so you can study with your hands free and your eyes closed.
The core is a loop as old as flashcards, just spoken: hear the question, pause, answer, hear the answer, pause. That rhythm is the whole method. You are made to recall before the answer arrives, and the pause is where the learning actually happens.
We think this is the most basic form of studying, and it is the part most tools quietly skip. Reading a card is passive; your eyes reach the answer before your brain has tried. Hearing the question and being made to wait puts the retrieval back in.
Because it is audio, it slots into the gaps in a day: a commute, a walk, the dishes. In Listen mode the cards play, pause, and answer on their own, and you never touch the screen. In Speak mode you say the answer out loud and get instant feedback. Same loop, more active.
The cards come from your own material. Type them, import a file, or let AI generate a set, then study. Simple, but that is the point: the study habit that lasts is the one you can run with your eyes closed.