Feature Requests

Organize words by gender (der, die, des) in German in topics

If its possible, please add the "folders" feature. In this way we will can put our cards into categories, decks e.t.c. and our flashcards will be more organised and we will study them more efficiently.

Sorry but I see that you are merging all posts for import and marking as completed but we don’t see the fuctionality requested. Why? Could you explain how import cards by csv or txt? Of course For me it’a not applicable copy and past all csv in the first field on the UI because with this functionality( that is good but not enough)I need to confirm each item one by one (pressing save button) and I would like to import thousands items (Oxford 3000) with only one click. Is it possible? Please before to close this topic if it’s not possible to do it tell me so I don’t open anymore new topic. Thank you very much

Add the ability to work with cards in bulk, instead of one by one.

That would be really great if I could share my personal decks with other people

Da meine Bitte nicht mehr im Katalog zu finden ist, hier noch einmal neu. Fügt bitte die Option hinzu, das man die Karten über ‘meine Quelle’ in eine andere Quelle verschieben kann. Also einfach ‘oben links’ die Möglichkeit einbauen, dass ich über das Pulldown-Menü die Quelle ändern kann. Damit könnte man auch von hier dubiose Dubletten erst einmal in einen Zwischenordner parken, bis die Funktion mit der Massenaktualisierungen gegeben ist.

I would like to be able to assign the same card to multiple decks so that I can get the relevant cards without having to duplicate them. i.e. "eating" is a card that can be part of a deck called "verbs" or in the category called "Food topics" or in a "January words TODO". Than based on the occasion it shows op depending on the chosen deck. In its current implementation the card seems to belong to a deck instead of a deck being a category of a card, which means you have to duplicate the card to have it in multiple decs. Cheers

It is vital to be able to find the exact sentences in the source article or video where the word previously saved was found. So that when I enter the source content page I can find the word I need easily.