Mochi - Flashcards and notes Hack 1.15.31 + Redeem Codes

Anki users are very dedicated to Anki. I studied Japanese for about four years with it and always hated it but there were no other options. As a UI designer, the entire interface and UX made my reviews feel more like a chore. I was actually looking for a cleanup add-on for Anki when Mochi came up on my Google Search and I absolutely loved playing with it. While my four-years-deep decks on Anki will stay there for now, I'm just starting to learn Korean and love how easy it is to make cards. I really wish I had this app when I started learning Japanese.

I love seeing that it's continuously updated as well. My only wishlist item right now is ability to change the template on reverse cards. If this is possible, I haven't figured out how to do it.

Thanks for such a great app! Makes me excited to learn a new language.

I’ve used both paper note cards and Anki to do spaced repetition/interleaved reviews. This app is by far the best option. It’s convenient - the app and web app sync seamlessly, so it’s easy to do your reviews at your computer or on the go with the app. The formatting options and keyboard shortcuts make it easy to write note cards while listening to lectures.

Also want to thank the dev for being super quick on support. The app was down one day - literally the only time I’ve seen it in a year and a half of use - so I sent a support email. The dev responded within ten minutes and everything back up and running.

While i was in med school, i realised that it was most efficient for me to take notes directly in Anki, since I would later used spaced repetition to review those notes. Before i ever heard of zettel and “personal knowledge management,” i was using Anki like a personal wiki, often referencing other cards in the deck by noting the title to search for them.

Mochi provides one of my longstanding desires in a spaced repetition app: ability to ALSO use it as a referential personal knowledge management app.

Import from Anki is great. Only problem is that it doesn’t import anki tags, but fortunately for me, my Anki tags in prior decks weren’t very important for anything besides studying, and now I just use those decks for referencing.

Just a few “honey dos” for Mochi
* on iphone, the wikilinks syntax [[link]] doesn’t auto fill matches the way it does on ipad
* the “list” view is really a card view; would love a much more compact list of titles to scroll more easily
* would be nice if the study spaced repetition screen was a bit less cluttered.

Other than that, this app is really incredible, thanks for developing it, I will definitely use it moving forward

I’ve tried every single app out there, none have worked for me. This app’s seamless design makes it incredibly powerful yet very simple to use at the same time. Gorgeous UI and incredible user experience. I contacted them with a bug I was having, they replied the very same day and fixed the issue and released an update the next day! I’m speechless. I wish more people would download this amazing app. Thank you for all you do!

For starters, the UI and the philosophy behind the app are attractive. However, the app is limited in how it lets you define the study cards.

In Mochi a card can only have one template. So much could be streamlined if templates could be grouped together and applied to a card, thereby creating multiple cards from one set of information.

For example: I’m studying film and I need to memorize details such as the film release year and the genre.

So I have two templates:
What year was << Film Title >> released?
What genre is << Film Title >> classified into?

The templates are a useful step up from retyping these same questions every time I need to study a new film. The problem is that I want to create these 2 cards for *every* film I’m studying, and I have to duplicate the film data into every note. This is manageable with 2 cards per film, but of course with a dozen per film, it’s too much overhead.

Mochi needs a way to group templates and apply them to the fields of a card.

Ignore the 1 star review, they clearly missed the part that says this app version was designed for ipad. It still runs really well on macOS. Runs perfect on windows and iphone as well. I use it on all of my devices. Much better than Anki!

I consider myself fairly computer literate, but I could never figure out Anki. I also just like having a nice clean interface. It took me a while to figure out mochi as well, but once I did it works great for me. I especially like the ability to auto-generate audio for language study.

I really like the flexibility and simplicity of Mochi. It allows you to create cards very quickly and which are very flexible. Cheers to the developer who’s constantly improving the app and releasing new updates 🥂 I’m gladly supporting you through the subscription!

Seriously so well made and properly designed. Pricing tiers are very logical based on real world costs for the owner - love how you don’t necessarily need to pay for it. I’m happy to support regardless since this app is so splendid to use.

After the last update i lost my notes on mochi. I managed to keep some from having made them on my laptop’s mochi (no subscription too), i exported to save on google drive. However, the ones i was working on my iPad all disappeared. I like my ipad over laptop because i can easily scribble over images before placing them on the app, but i cant export my notes from ipad to save them to google drive as back ups.