We still believe smartphones can make people smarter.
Despite all the evidence that they're not. SuperCards is an attempt to turn this little device that definitely fragments our attention into one that rewards it.
What it's built to be
You can use it however you want, here's what we want it to be.
Focused.
Attention is getting scarcer — and more valuable to those who keep it. Everything about SuperCards is designed to protect yours. Study Mode is full-screen, landscape, and gesture-driven: no feeds, no streaks, no notifications fighting for the next swipe. Just you and the card.
Yours.
There's no account to create and no server to trust, because we don't have any. Every deck is a folder; every card is a plain, human-readable file on your own disk, synced through your own iCloud. Your notecards never touch our servers — they can't.
Simple.
The notecard is one of the oldest, most proven learning tools there is: two sides, endless uses. We didn't reinvent it. We gave it a real editor, put it in your pocket, and got out of the way.
Open.
Because every card is a plain file in a documented format, your notecards outlive the app. Back them up, version them, grep them — or hand your notes to your favorite AI assistant and study the result on your phone tonight. Open formats mean no lock-in, ever.
Independent.
SuperCards is self-funded and built by a small team. No investors, no ads, and no engagement metrics that would tempt us to gamify your attention — that's the thing we're trying to give back.
Who makes SuperCards?
A very small team that believes learning can feel as good as scrolling.
SuperCards is designed, built, and supported by [NAME]. It started as [ORIGIN STORY] and became a conviction that the best learning tool is the one already in your pocket — once you strip everything else away. If you use SuperCards, we'd genuinely love to hear from you.
Say hello.
Questions, ideas, bug reports, or just a deck you're proud of — we read everything. Email us at support@supercards.io, or see all the ways to support the project.