Kyoku Flashcards

Name: Kyoku Flashcards
Price: 3.99 USD
Rating: 4.1 (106 reviews)
Author: David Cordero

By: David Cordero App

Flashcard app for Apple Pencil

Overview

Version:

2.6.2

Last updated: 2023-02-19

Ranking

#140,428 ▲ 14,652

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Kyoku Flashcards lets you create and organize flashcards directly with Apple Pencil. Write or draw on the fronts and backs, attach images, and choose from templates like Dotted, Ruled, Squared, Music, or Blank to match your study style.

Study with spaced repetition (Leitner system), view cards offline or alongside other apps, enjoy Dark Mode, backup and share decks via export, and keep everything synced across devices with iCloud. Companion apps for iPhone and macOS make studying on the go seamless. Go paperless with Kyoku and share feedback to help improve it.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education

By:

David Cordero

Rating:

4.10

(106)

Version:

2.6.2 Last updated: 2023-02-19

Version code:

855046982

Creation date:

2019-10-23

Compatible devices:

Size:

15.02MB

Price:

3.99

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-27

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Ranking

# 140,428 ▲ 14,652

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Developed by:

David Cordero

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/kyoku-flashcards/id1484406208

Website:

https://kyoku.app

User Reviews

Kyoku Flashcards is strong for handwriting with Apple Pencil, cross-device viewing, and a clean, simple interface, plus export options and solid value. However, it suffers from stability problems (crashes and freezes), missing core features (no text input, no easy search, limited deck management), image-related bugs (photo uploads fail or images vanish), and inconsistent cross-device syncing (no universal account sign-in). Addressing reliability and adding basic text/search and robust deck management would significantly improve user satisfaction, especially for large, device-spanning flashcard sets.

Pros

Handwriting flashcards with Apple Pencil on iPad, with seamless viewing on iPhone for cross-device study.
Strong cross-device syncing via iCloud, allowing access to decks on multiple devices.
Intuitive, simple interface that makes creating and studying flashcards quick and easy.
Ability to export decks or use flashcards as notes, aiding study organization and sharing.
Perceived good value for money with features that suit handwritten note-taking and flashcard study.

Cons

Frequent instability: crashes, freezes, and occasional data loss after updates, disrupting study.
Lack of typing; no text tool means words must be handwritten, which hurts usability on non-Pencil devices.
Deck management gaps: moving cards between decks, shuffling, and undo/editing in review mode are unreliable or missing.
Image support bugs: difficulty adding photos and occasional loss or disappearance of image attachments.
Cross-device synchronization/account limitations: no account-based syncing across all devices and some compatibility issues after updates.

Recent reviews

I wanted the convenience of being able to make a flashcard anywhere i was without needing to bring too many supplies with me so this was a game changer for me to be able to take out my iPad and write out a flashcard if im studying at a coffee shop or library etc. The synchronization is wonderful it syncs to my phone and iPad so I could study wherever on my phone! The folders and decks on this app make it possible to keep everything organized on the app too.

by Da*****, 2026-05-11

I’m telling you right now this app single-handedly improved my gpa by almost one whole point and got me on the deans list. If you’re a student and you have an iPad, an Apple Pencil and a phone, but don’t have this app, I’m going to beat you up personally! The best way that I use this app is to make flash cards of important terms right after lecture using my iPad and Apple Pencil, and then to go over them throughout my week using my cellphone in landscape mode, as if I am holding a flash card. There is one small issue that I have with this app, but it may just be my device only. When I draw shapes they look really messy, and normally, Apple has this feature where you can hold the pencil in place after drawing a shape and boom. It’ll be fixed. I have tried this using the flash card app and sadly, it hasn’t quite worked yet. This would be an amazing feature to add to this already amazing app.