Android: Duolingo has finally launched Tinycards, the app that lets you make your own digital flashcard decks, on the Google Play Store.
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Tinycards has been available on iOS only since 2016 (Apple named Tinycards one of the 10 best apps of 2016), but was recently made available on the web this past March. Now Duolingo’s flashcard studying method is available on just about any device. The app uses the same type of game mechanics and adaptive learning techniques that you find in the Duolingo language learning app, keeping you on your toes with smart algorithms, level unlocks, and a strength bar you try to keep filled through regular study.
Tinycards has a ton of pre-made flashcard decks on subjects such as maths, vocabulary, history, language and constellations. But they also have more fun stuff such as ideal wine pairings, Game of Thrones characters, and even Pokemon. Better yet, you can create their own custom flashcard decks on whatever you like, and share them with other Tinycard users. According to Duolingo, Tinycard users have already created more than 200,000 custom decks.
You can download Tinycards in the Google Play Store for free here. And you can expect Duolingo to launch a version of Tinycards in Spanish and Portuguese later this month.
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