The Roadmap
Where’s Fresh Cards going? From where has it come? Hopefully this page answers those questions.
Fresh Cards was first released for macOS and iOS in October, 2020. Work on it had begun earlier in Spring of that same year. I built it because I couldn’t find a spaced repetition app that was beautiful and easy to use.
Changelog
Want to see a full list of changes? Check out the changelog.
Future Plans
Last updated 2022-10-03
There are still big plans ahead for Fresh Cards. If you have particular requests on what features to add next, please do reach out using one one of the contact methods in the footer of this page.
- Customizable stylesheets and JavaScript for HTML and Markdown cards
- Templates
- 100% Anki import support — Coming soon as well.
- Card snoozing (aka “burying”)
- Estimated Time of Arrival (aka “ETA”) — This feature will show you a countdown to a date at which you will have learned a given deck.
- Default decks / deck finder — An easier way to find default decks to get your learning started.
- Image obscuring — Add an image to a card and obscure portions of it.
- Sketching on iPad — Draw your own images
Who Makes Fresh Cards?
Oh, hey, thanks for scrolling down this far. Fresh Cards is made by indie dev, Allen Ussher. All development, design, artwork, bug-fixing, etc. is by me.
This is a solo venture, so if you love the app, be sure to tell all your friends. And tell your enemies too. They’re probably trying to learn something as well.