Curated flashcard sets you can study right now

40 small starter sets, 1,387 hand-written cards in all. Each one is checked against open or official sources, listed on its page, and built around an exam or course. We do not try to be the biggest library. We try to be the set you can trust in the first hour, and then help you make your own from your notes.

Or generate a deck from your own notes
Open flashcard surrounded by an atom, DNA helix, beaker and calculus graph

AP sciences and calculus

Unit-by-unit starter sets for AP Biology, Chemistry, Physics 1, Environmental Science and calculus rules.

Open flashcard with a classical column, scroll, globe, ballot box and brain

AP history, government and social science

People, events, documents and models for APUSH, AP World, AP Gov, AP Psychology and AP Human Geography.

Flashcard with periodic table tiles, a molecule, a cell and a skeleton hand

Chemistry, physics and biology basics

The periodic table, polyatomic ions, functional groups, physics formulas, cell biology and the bones of the body.

Flashcard with a unit circle beside a protractor, triangle and open book with quill

Math and English essentials

Unit circle, geometry formulas, Greek and Latin roots, and literary devices.

Speech bubbles, a fanned stack of flashcards and a globe with connecting arcs

Vocabulary and languages

SAT and GRE vocabulary, plus the most common Spanish, French and German verbs.

World map with pins, a capitol dome, state cut-outs and a scroll

Geography and civics

States and capitals, world and European capitals, US presidents and the Constitution.

Server rack, cloud, terminal window, padlock and network nodes

IT and cloud certifications

CompTIA A+ and Security+, network ports, AWS Cloud Practitioner and Linux commands.

Bar chart, Gantt timeline, coins, calculator and kanban board

Business, finance and project management

PMP, accounting, economics, Scrum and personal finance.

How these sets are made

Every card is written by hand, then checked against a named source such as OpenStax, a College Board course description, an official exam outline, IANA, the National Archives or a vendor's own documentation. A card we could not confirm was dropped. Sets are starter material, not a replacement for your course, and they are not affiliated with any exam body.

Make your own deck from notes