Spaced Repetition + Active Recall Learning

The Flashcard Plugin
for Notion

Turn any Notion database into spaced repetition flashcards. Study smarter, remember longer.

N
A
M
S

Join learners mastering knowledge with Notion flashcards

Knowledge Review

Progress1 / 3
Question
What is the Dependency Inversion Principle and why does it matter?
Click or press Space to reveal
Answer

High-level modules should not depend on low-level modules. Both should depend on abstractions.

Without DIP (tightly coupled):

class OrderService {
  private db = new MySQLDatabase(); // Direct dependency

  save(order: Order) {
    this.db.insert(order);
  }
}

With DIP (loosely coupled):

interface Database {
  insert(data: unknown): void;
}

class OrderService {
  constructor(private db: Database) {} // Injected

  save(order: Order) {
    this.db.insert(order);
  }
}

Benefits: Easier testing, swappable implementations, reduced coupling.

How well did you know this?

Space Flip1-4 RateEsc Exit

How to Create Flashcards from Your Notion Database

Get started in minutes — no setup complexity, no data migration

1

Connect Your Notion Workspace

Sign in with your Notion account using the official OAuth integration. Noti requests access only to the databases you choose — nothing else in your workspace is touched. Pick any Notion database that has the content you want to study, whether it's vocabulary lists, medical terms, historical facts, programming concepts, or anything else you're learning.

2

Map Columns to Flashcard Sides

Choose which Notion database properties become the front and back of your flashcards. Use simple text columns for quick vocabulary-style cards, or use full Notion pages with images, code blocks, and rich formatting for more complex study material. Organize your cards into decks automatically using Notion tags or multi-select properties — your existing database structure becomes your flashcard organization.

3

Study with Spaced Repetition

Start reviewing your Notion flashcards immediately. Noti uses FSRS, an open-source spaced repetition algorithm that schedules each card at the optimal moment — right before you would forget it. After each review session, your progress syncs back to your Notion database automatically. Review dates, difficulty ratings, and study statistics are stored as properties you can see and query in Notion.

Features

Turn your Notion database into flashcards and start learning

Organize with Tags

Each row in your Notion database becomes a flashcard. Use tags to group cards into decks automatically.

01

Any Content Type

Use full Notion pages with images and formatting, or simple text columns for vocabulary and quick facts.

02

Progress Saved to Notion

Your study progress syncs back to Notion automatically. Review dates and stats are stored in your database.

03

You Own Your Data

Everything stays in your Notion. Noti just reads and writes to your database—no lock-in.

04

Spaced Repetition

Uses FSRS, an open-source algorithm that schedules reviews at the right time for better retention.

05

Custom Settings

Set card limits, change review order, and adjust session length to fit your schedule.

06

Why Use Notion for Flashcards?

Your notes and flashcards in one place — no more switching between apps

Your Notes Are Already There

If you take notes in Notion, your study material is already organized. Noti turns those existing databases into flashcards without any copy-pasting or data migration. Update a note in Notion and your flashcard updates automatically — one source of truth for everything you're learning.

Rich Content, Not Just Text

Traditional flashcard apps limit you to plain text. With Notion flashcards, your cards can include images, code blocks, tables, callouts, LaTeX equations, and any other Notion block type. This makes Noti perfect for medical students studying diagrams, developers memorizing syntax, or language learners using visual cues.

Collaborate with Others

Notion's sharing features work seamlessly with Noti. Share a flashcard database with classmates, study group members, or colleagues. Everyone edits and contributes to the same deck in Notion, and each person studies independently with their own spaced repetition schedule in Noti.

Zero Lock-In — You Own Your Data

Unlike Anki or Quizlet, your flashcard content never leaves Notion. If you stop using Noti, every card, tag, and study progress metric stays in your database as regular Notion properties. There is no proprietary format, no export needed — it's your data in your workspace, always.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about Notion flashcards

How does Noti connect to my Notion?

Noti uses Notion's official OAuth integration. You authorize access to specific databases you want to use as flashcards. We only read your card content and write back study progress—nothing else.

What happens to my data?

Your flashcards stay in Notion. Noti doesn't store your content on our servers. Study progress (review dates, difficulty ratings) syncs directly back to your Notion database as properties.

Can I use images and rich formatting?

Yes. Noti supports full Notion pages as flashcard content—including images, code blocks, callouts, and formatted text. You can also use simple text columns for vocabulary-style cards.

What is spaced repetition?

Spaced repetition is a learning technique that shows you cards right before you'd forget them. Noti uses FSRS, an open-source algorithm that adapts to how well you remember each card.

Is there a mobile app?

Noti is a web app that works on any device with a browser. Add it to your home screen for an app-like experience. A dedicated mobile app may come in the future.

What if I stop using Noti?

All your data stays in Notion. There's no lock-in—your flashcards and study history are stored as regular database properties you can access anytime.

How do I make flashcards in Notion?

Create a Notion database with at least two text columns — one for the question (front) and one for the answer (back). Then connect it to Noti Flashcards, map the columns, and your flashcards are ready. You can also use full Notion pages as card content for richer study material with images and formatting.

Is there a flashcard plugin for Notion?

Yes — Noti Flashcards is the flashcard plugin for Notion. It connects directly to your Notion databases through the official API, turns your rows into flashcards, and uses spaced repetition to schedule reviews. Unlike browser extensions, Noti works as a full web app with its own study interface while keeping all your data in Notion.

Can I use Notion for spaced repetition?

Notion alone doesn't have built-in spaced repetition, but Noti adds that capability. Noti reads your Notion database, applies the FSRS spaced repetition algorithm to schedule optimal review times, and writes the progress back to your Notion database. You get the power of spaced repetition without leaving the Notion ecosystem.

What's the best flashcard app for Notion?

Noti Flashcards is built specifically for Notion users. It integrates directly with your Notion databases, supports rich content (images, code blocks, tables), uses the modern FSRS algorithm for spaced repetition, and syncs all study progress back to Notion. Your data never leaves your workspace.

Notion vs Anki — which is better for flashcards?

Anki is a standalone flashcard app with its own format and ecosystem. Notion with Noti lets you keep your notes and flashcards in one place — no exporting, no duplicate content. If you already use Notion for note-taking, Noti gives you Anki-level spaced repetition while keeping everything in your existing workflow.

How to study effectively with Notion?

The most effective study method combines note-taking with active recall and spaced repetition. Use Notion to organize your notes and study material, then connect your database to Noti Flashcards to turn those notes into reviewable flashcards. The FSRS algorithm schedules each card at the optimal time, maximizing retention while minimizing study time.

Still have questions?