Every Cardemio feature, in one place
Cardemio turns documents into study material and then helps you actually work through it: quizzes, mock exams, paths with objectives, and reporting for whoever owns the training.
AI DECK GENERATION
Upload a PDF or paste text and Cardemio writes the cards. You can add instructions first, like 'focus on chapter 3' or 'keep answers short'.
LEARNING DECKS
Short summaries with two or three highlights per card, so you get the shape of a topic before you drill it.
QUIZ DECKS
Questions with answers and a Why section that quotes your source, so a wrong answer teaches you something.
EXAM DECKS AND PRACTICE MODE
Timed exams that go into your score history, or practice mode where the answer appears after each question and the score stays out of your history.
LEARNING PATHS
Group decks into a path, add topics, a description, a duration, and a deadline, then set objectives like a minimum exam score.
VOICE AND IMAGES
Record or upload audio on any card and attach images, useful for languages, anatomy, diagrams, and pronunciation.
SHARING
Share a deck or path with named people, with a link, or publish it to the community for votes and comments.
ANALYTICS
Per deck you see views, time spent, and who opened it. Per path owners see each participant's progress against the objectives.
STREAKS AND XP
A daily streak, an activity heat map, levels, and badges, so showing up regularly is worth something.
FULL EDITING
Rewrite any question or answer, review cards one by one or as a single page, and reorder or delete cards freely.
PDF EXPORT
Download a deck as a PDF to print, annotate, or hand out before a session.
COMMUNITY LIBRARY
Browse public decks and learning paths, save the good ones, and build on someone else's work.
WHERE TO GO NEXT
TRY IT ON YOUR OWN MATERIAL
Paste a page of notes into the free generator and see the cards before you sign up.
MAKE A DECKFROM THE STUDY BLOG
All study tipsHow to make a study plan you will follow
Score your topics, budget the hours you really have, and book the reviews before the new material.
Study methodsSpaced repetition, explained simply
Why reviewing on a schedule beats rereading, and how to space your reviews without an app telling you what to do.
Exam prepHow to study for an exam in two weeks
A day-by-day plan that moves from understanding to recall to timed practice, using learning, quiz, and exam decks.