Quivlo

Quivlo helps you turn information overload into clear, memorable flashcards.

Paste text, add an article link, or import a screenshot, and Quivlo uses on-device AI to identify the most valuable ideas, rewrite them into clear flashcards, and organize them into a format you can review, edit, and share. The result is a faster, more private, and more seamless way to turn reading into usable knowledge.

Whether you’re learning from articles, research notes, newsletters, study material, or saved screenshots, Quivlo helps you capture what matters and retain it.

What you can do with Quivlo:

1. Create cards from pasted text Paste raw notes, copied highlights, or long-form content and generate structured flashcards quickly.
2. Extract text from article links Paste a URL and Quivlo pulls readable article text so you can generate cards without manual cleanup.
3. Import screenshots with OCR Capture text from screenshots and convert it into editable study cards.
4. Generate with on-device AI Quivlo uses on-device AI to analyze source material, surface high-value ideas, and rewrite them into more useful flashcards for learning and recall.
5. Edit every card your way Refine wording, reorder cards, delete weaker cards, and add new ones to shape the final set the way you want.
6. Review and polish before sharing Use review mode to tighten your message and prepare a clean final card set.
7. Share ready-to-post card images Export cards as crisp PNG images for LinkedIn-style carousels or share through Messages, AirDrop, Files, and more.
8. Save your best sets Store card sets in My Cards, reopen them anytime, rename, update, and reuse them later.

Why Quivlo:

1. On-device AI for a more private and responsive experience
2. Fast capture from multiple inputs including text, links, and screenshots
3. Clear, readable flashcards designed for learning, retention, and communication
4. Full editing control before review or sharing
5. No account required for the core experience

Use Quivlo to study smarter, summarize faster, and turn reading into reusable knowledge.