EverydayFlashcards

EverydayFlashcards helps you study useful English word chunks from your own source documents. Your signed-in Library is shared with the EverydayFlashcards website, while the extension brings due Cards into an on-page review Overlay. How it works 1. Sign in with Google, GitHub, or email. 2. Create, import, edit, and approve Cards on the EverydayFlashcards website. 3. Open the Overlay on any supported webpage to review due Cards. 4. Reveal the meaning, source quote, and canonical example. 5. Rate recall with Again, Hard, Good, or Easy; the cloud service updates your schedule. Features - Shared cloud Library across the website and extension - Google, GitHub, and email sign-in - Website tools for Deck, Draft, Card, and image management - Source quote and canonical example on the answer side - Server-managed spaced-repetition scheduling - On-page Overlay with a visible due count - Per-site Overlay enable and exclude controls - Secure one-time handoff when opening the website from the extension - No ads, analytics, browsing-history collection, or webpage-content collection Account and connectivity An EverydayFlashcards Account and internet connection are required. The extension does not keep an offline copy of your Library. Version 0.3.0 deletes the obsolete local IndexedDB Library after the first successful sign-in; that old local data is not migrated. Privacy Firebase Authentication handles sign-in. Decks, Cards, optional images, schedules, and review ratings are stored by EverydayFlashcards on Railway. The extension stores its session token and Overlay preferences locally. It does not read or transmit page content or browsing history. See the privacy policy for details.