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Flashcards Deluxe: cost, fit and limits
Flashcards Deluxe is a flashcard app sold from the Orange Orapple site that offers Leitner and spaced repetition study modes, Quizlet.com set download and a free Lite version, with the maker's legal name not stated on the page.
What to know first
Flashcards Deluxe stores decks on the device and offers Leitner and spaced repetition modes, three response levels and five-sided cards. The page says a free Lite version can be tried risk free, but the full-version price is not shown. Version 2.8.1 adds text to speech in more than 20 languages as a beta. The page names no AI feature, legal entity or privacy policy.
Flashcards Deluxe at a glance
| Maker | Not stated on the vendor pages, Not stated on the vendor pages |
|---|---|
| Free plan | Free trial only |
| Entry price | Quote only |
| API access | No |
| Category | Best AI Flashcard Apps in 2026, rank 11 of 11 |
| Website | orangeorapple.com/Flashcards |
Who Flashcards Deluxe is best for
Learners who like Leitner boxes
The Leitner mode sorts cards by how well you know them, which suits people who want a visible box system alongside spaced repetition.
Quizlet users who want an offline copy
The app can browse and download sets from Quizlet.com, so a student with an existing set can study it on a device.
Language learners who want audio
Text to speech in more than 20 languages is listed in a beta, which can read cards aloud for vocabulary practice.
Flashcards Deluxe plans and pricing
| Plan | Price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Lite | Free | A free version to try the app risk free, with a reduced feature set compared with the full version. |
| Full version | Not published on the page | Leitner and spaced repetition modes, Quizlet.com set download and the text to speech beta in version 2.8.1; no price was shown. |
| Updates | Not stated | The page mentions version 2.8.1 as the current update, but it does not say how updates are priced or delivered. |
Checked November 2026.
What Flashcards Deluxe does
- Leitner and spaced repetition modes
- The app offers both a box-based Leitner method and a spaced repetition mode, so a learner can pick the review style they prefer. The page does not say whether the Lite version includes both modes, so test before buying.
- Three response levels
- After each card you answer wrong, kind of know or know really well, which gives the scheduler a finer signal than a pass or fail.
- Quizlet.com integration
- You can browse and download Quizlet.com sets from inside the app, which shortens the move from a web-only set to a studied deck. We did not test how formatting or images survive the download.
- Text to speech beta
- Version 2.8.1 adds text to speech in more than 20 languages, labelled beta, so voice quality and reliability are not confirmed, and the page does not list which languages work best.
- Five-sided cards and slideshow
- Cards can have five sides, and a slideshow mode runs through a deck, which helps with multi-part facts such as a word, reading and example.
How Flashcards Deluxe handles your data
The only page we opened was the product page, and it states no privacy policy, retention period, hosting region, certification or position on training AI models. The vendor's legal entity is not named there either. The page says decks are stored on the device, which suggests local storage, but that is an inference from the description rather than a stated data practice. The vendor's policy was not checked for this, so read the store listing's privacy details before use.
Where Flashcards Deluxe falls short in practice
- Price unseen. The full-version price is not shown, so the cost has to be read from a store listing, and the free Lite version is the only known entry point, with no stated limits on it.
- Beta text to speech. Text to speech is labelled beta in the current update, so voice quality and language coverage may change or break between versions, and learners who depend on audio should test it first.
- Little company detail. No legal entity or privacy policy appeared on the page opened, which makes it hard to name a data controller for a school, because the product page was the only page we opened.
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Flashcards Deluxe: common questions
How much does Flashcards Deluxe cost?
The page we opened does not show the full-version price. It says a free Lite version can be tried risk free. Check the App Store or Google Play listing for the current price of the full version, since we did not verify one and prices differ by region.
Does Flashcards Deluxe have AI features?
The page names no AI feature. It describes Leitner and spaced repetition modes, Quizlet.com set download and a text to speech beta in version 2.8.1. For apps that name AI card creation or grading, see RemNote, Knowt, Brainscape or Mochi in this ranking.
Can Flashcards Deluxe download Quizlet sets?
Yes, the page lists Quizlet.com integration to browse and download sets. We did not test how well formatting survives the download, or whether private Quizlet sets can be fetched. Try a small set before moving a large collection into the app.
What study modes does Flashcards Deluxe offer?
The page lists Leitner and spaced repetition modes, three response levels (wrong, kind of know and know really well), five-sided cards and a slideshow mode. Text to speech in more than 20 languages arrived as a beta in version 2.8.1.
Where does Flashcards Deluxe keep my decks?
The page says decks are stored on the device, but it does not state a privacy policy, cloud sync, retention period or hosting region. Treat backups as your own job until you confirm how the app syncs, and read the store listing for the vendor's data statement.