AI card generation

How do I generate a deck of cards on a chosen topic? No. 2

On the home screen (or on a deck screen), the top bar has an AI generation button. Tapping it opens the topic-based generation dialog:

1. Choose the “Words” method (default). “Phrases” and “Dialogue” are also available — see the details.
2. Set the languages: learning language and native language. Translations will be in the native language; the words and examples will be in the learning language.
3. Enter the topic, for example “breakfast at a café” or “business correspondence”. The more specific the topic, the more focused the deck.
4. Set the number of cards (we recommend about 20) and the difficulty level (from beginner to expert).
5. Tap “Generate”. The app assembles the deck for you — with cards, examples and translations — so you can start learning right away.

For more details, see “AI generation”.

How do I generate cards for specific words or phrases? No. 3

When you want to create cards for specific words or phrases (for example, “cat, dog, cow” or a list of new words you came across somewhere during the day) — use the “Custom Words” dialog.

The “Custom Words” dialog only works inside an existing deck. The usual workflow is:

1. On the home screen, tap the floating action button in the bottom-right corner — the “Create deck” dialog will open. Enter a name (for example, “Textbook vocabulary, lesson 3”), optionally a description, and choose the learning and native languages. Tap “Create” — you get an empty deck.
2. Open that deck and tap the floating action button again — the “Custom Words” dialog will open.
3. Enter the words or phrases line by line, one per line. You can enter them in either the learning or the native language — the translation will be produced in the appropriate direction.
4. Optionally fill in the “Context” field — a short note about which specific meaning of these words to use. For example: “medical terminology” or “informal youth slang”.
5. Confirm the generation. AI will add a translation, a usage example and, if needed, a note to each word.

Depending on where you are, the same floating action button either creates a new deck (on the deck list) or opens the “Custom Words” dialog (inside a deck).

You can also add custom words to an existing deck — for example, one you previously generated on a chosen topic. In that case the deck-creation step is skipped: just open the deck you need and tap .