Let me know how it goes! I'm not always very happy with how the cards turn out, will see what I can do with some LLM prompt tuning.
Yeah, it's very barebones at the moment, if you swipe the name of a deck left on the list of decks, you should be able to delete it, and I haven't added the ability to delete individual cards yet. Shuffling is not possible, adding it to the backlog.
Given that it's summer-break and school is not the top of their thoughts, they're actually pretty thrilled. Here's what my youngest did: she took her hand-copied notes (from the book), took a photo with her camera, highlighted her notes, and had it created cards. She did this (rapidly) for a whole page of notes, and then had a card-deck to drill from.
I'm really glad to hear that! Two things I've thought about that would probably make the process even smoother:
- Create cards directly from camera input in the app.
- Create multiple cards from a source text, so that she can just supply a text body and the llm figures out what is important, and then the user can just discard cards they do not find useful.
You could... ? Or, it can just be what it is: addressable from "share". That has the nice property that if she gets a copy of notes from friends, or the internet, it's not "built in": it uses the functionality already in iOS?
Yeah, it's very barebones at the moment, if you swipe the name of a deck left on the list of decks, you should be able to delete it, and I haven't added the ability to delete individual cards yet. Shuffling is not possible, adding it to the backlog.