Amazing Flash Cards review: price, free version and privacy

Our verdict

Pick Amazing Flash Cards if you want to write your own cards in a clean, private app and pay little or nothing. If you want shared decks, a spaced repetition schedule or study games, a larger flashcard app will serve you better.

What Amazing Flash Cards is

Amazing Flash Cards is a single-user app for making and studying your own flashcards. You write cards in an editor or generate them with AI from PDFs, images and prompts, then study them with Correct and Incorrect buttons. Premium adds images, audio, rich text, subdecks, iCloud sync and extra study modes such as multiple choice, match and type-the-answer. It runs on iPhone, iPad and Mac.

Who it suits

• A free, ad-free flashcard app
• Making your own cards privately

Strengths

• Unlimited text-only cards in the free version, with no ads, according to the description.
• No tracking and no data linked to you on the privacy label.
• AI card generation from PDFs, images and prompts, with unlimited local AI on supported Apple Intelligence devices running iOS 26.
• CSV and ZIP import and export for sharing decks.
• Cheap Premium plans, and updated in October 2026.

Limits

• Images, audio, iCloud sync, subdecks and most study modes need Premium.
• The listing does not mention spaced repetition, only filters such as cards you last marked incorrect.
• No premade decks or shared library.
• English only, with about 1,400 ratings.

What the free version does

The description is clear: you can create as many text-only flash cards as you want, ad-free. Premium unlocks iCloud sync, subdecks, rich text, images, audio, bookmarks, study filters, multiple choice, match sides, type answers and extra cloud AI credits.

Price

On the US App Store in November 2026, the price list shows Weekly at $0.99, Monthly at $1.99, Yearly at $9.99 and a Premium item at $29.99. The listing does not say whether the $29.99 item is a one-time purchase.

Privacy

The privacy label declares no tracking. Usage data and diagnostics may be collected but are not linked to your identity.

What the screenshots show

The screenshots show a plain card asking "What is the fastest animal?" with a Reveal button, and the answer side with a bird illustration and red Incorrect and green Correct buttons.