OutLearn Flashcards Hack 3.0.7 + Redeem Codes

High-school Junior here,

Just wanted to say that this app is amazing. Originally I came over to this app after quizlet started charging for its learn mode, and after using this app since August I must say it’s even better than quizlet. The way you can organize and create your decks is amazing and the long term modes really work. Being able to print the flash cards, as well as type out written answers have greatly helped me memorize stuff for school, especially history, which is one of the topics I struggle to remember stuff in lol. Also when I had an issue purchasing the pro features the team behind this app was quick to fix the problem. Also I just purchased the pro feature and I can’t wait to try it out- so thank you so much devs for this wonderful app!

Quizlet’s Learn feature used to be my go-to until they discontinued their shuffle option. I found myself just memorizing the order of the terms, not the actual content. I started searching for an alternative flash card app with shuffle functionality and found OutLearn on Reddit. It’s been about a week using this as a complete Quizlet replacement and I’m in love. Of course, being a newer app there are a few bugs every now and then but nothing severe that alters the app’s usage. The ability to import all my old sets from Quizlet is so convenient and really made the switch simple and painless. It’s safe to say I love this app!

The addition of the sorting option on version 2.3 on the Test Flight version has made this app so much more user friendly and makes the editing and refining way easier. It has now replaced Quizlet for me as the daily go to app for daily learning and memory reinforcement. Paul has been wonderful in adding suggested features and I have no doubt it will keep getting better and better.

It’s advertised as a Quizlet alternative and it works well enough, but you have to pay to get more options besides the flash cards. You do get to rate your confidence in the flash cards and can type your answer like Learn if you want to, but it often glitches and the app will crash if you try to type it too many times. It also keeps deleting my decks. I’ve made a total of 12 decks with 40+ cards each and three of them have been randomly deleted and can’t be recovered. Like I’d make it, save it, use the deck multiple times, and then the next day there’s no sign of it and I have to start all over. A good alternative to quizlet but the glitches

This app has been a lifesaver ever since Quizlet discontinued the printing flashcards options. This app being a newer app has glitches every now and then but nothing major but good news is if you do encounter a glitch the App developer will take care of it if you email him. Thank you so much for creating this app it has been a huge help.

I had a small issue after the new update so I contacted the creator and it was immediately resolved. The app is great for making flash cards and being able to study them offline.

I’m disappointed. I had high hopes. I paid for the full version and everything was fine until suddenly my deck crashed while I was in the middle of building it. Now, every time I open it I get a gray, unresponsive screen that I can’t tap out of without restarting the app entirely. I’m worried this will happen every time I try to build or edit a deck, and I can’t deal with that sort of instability :(

I do really like the learn function. However, after awhile, the app starts to lag. A bug I think that can be fixed in an update or something.

Really cool platform with awesome customer support. Writing my math in LaTex makes it much easier to learn! Definitely worth a try :)

I too left quizlet because they discontinued shuffle mode. One thing that I do miss is the typing mode in their learn feature, where it asks you to type the answer to the flash card