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Noji: cost, fit and limits
Noji is a spaced repetition flashcard app made by Vedas Apps Ltd (trading as Noji) for web, iOS and Android, with a library of more than 50,000 pre-made decks, image occlusion and a free version.
What to know first
Noji pairs spaced repetition review with a large library of pre-made decks, so a learner can study without writing cards. It runs on the web, iOS and Android and the interface comes in seven languages. A free version covers essential features, and a Premium tier is named, but its price and feature list were not on the pages we opened. No AI feature is named.
Noji at a glance
| Maker | Vedas Apps Ltd (trading as Noji), Not stated on the vendor pages |
|---|---|
| Free plan | Yes |
| Entry price | Free |
| API access | No |
| Category | Best AI Flashcard Apps in 2026, rank 10 of 11 |
| Website | noji.io |
Who Noji is best for
Mobile-first learners
Apps for iOS and Android sit beside a web app, so a learner can review on a phone and continue in a browser.
Students who want ready-made decks
With more than 50,000 pre-made decks listed, a learner can search the library first and write cards only for gaps.
Non-English speakers
The interface is offered in English, Spanish, German, Portuguese, French, Polish and Japanese, which helps learners who prefer a menu in their own language.
Noji plans and pricing
| Plan | Price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Free | Essential features, as the homepage describes them, across web, iOS and Android, with access to the shared deck library. |
| Premium | Not published on the pages opened | A Premium tier is named on the site, but the price and feature list were not shown, and the pricing URL returned no content. |
| Account deletion | Not a plan | Closing an account deletes your information, but flashcards you shared stay available to others, per the privacy policy. |
Checked November 2026.
What Noji does
- Spaced repetition review
- Cards are scheduled for review at intervals, on the web, iOS and Android apps, so progress follows a learner between devices. The homepage does not describe the scheduling algorithm or let us confirm interval settings.
- Pre-made deck library
- More than 50,000 decks are listed, which gives a quick start on common subjects and reduces the amount of card writing. The pages do not say who writes the decks or how their accuracy is checked.
- Deck sharing
- Learners can create decks and share them with friends, which suits study groups that want a common set. The privacy policy notes that shared flashcards stay available after an account is deleted, so sharing is effectively permanent.
- Image occlusion
- Parts of an image can be hidden so labels can be tested, which suits anatomy, geography and diagram-heavy subjects. The homepage lists image occlusion among its features and does not say whether it is limited on the free version.
- Multi-language interface
- The menus are available in seven languages, and the site lists English, Spanish, German, Portuguese, French, Polish and Japanese, which is a wider choice than several rivals in this ranking.
How Noji handles your data
The privacy policy says Noji deletes your information when you close an account, but shared flashcards remain available afterward. It says automated browsing information is kept for up to 36 months. The pages we opened state no hosting region, no certification and no position on training AI models, and no AI feature is named on the site. Because shared decks outlive the account, anything you share publicly should be treated as permanent unless the vendor confirms removal on request.
Where Noji falls short in practice
- Premium is a blank. The Premium tier is named, but its price and features were not shown, so a free user cannot judge whether upgrading is worthwhile, and the pricing URL returned no content when we opened it.
- Shared decks persist. Flashcards you share remain available after you delete your account, so personal or sensitive cards should not be shared, and a learner cannot assume that deleting an account removes shared decks.
- No AI named. The pages we opened name no AI feature, so card writing and grading stay manual or come from the pre-made library, with no AI help for turning notes into new cards.
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Noji: common questions
Is Noji free?
A free version with essential features is offered. A Premium tier is named on the site, but the homepage shows no price and the pricing URL returned no content when we tried it. Ask the vendor or check the app store listing for the current Premium price and feature list.
Does Noji have AI features?
The pages we opened name no AI feature. Noji describes spaced repetition, a library of more than 50,000 pre-made decks, deck sharing and image occlusion. If you want cards written or graded by AI, RemNote, Knowt, Brainscape and Mochi describe such features.
Can I share Noji decks with friends?
Yes, the homepage says you can create decks and share them with friends. The privacy policy adds that shared flashcards remain available after you delete your account, so avoid sharing anything private. We did not verify whether you can unshare a deck or request removal.
What does Noji do with my data?
The privacy policy says it deletes your information when you close your account and keeps automated browsing information for up to 36 months. It states no hosting region and no certification on the pages we opened, and it does not state a position on AI training because no AI feature is named.
Which platforms does Noji run on?
Noji lists a web app, an iOS app and an Android app, with the interface offered in English, Spanish, German, Portuguese, French, Polish and Japanese. The pages we opened do not describe a desktop app or offline mode, so check the store listing if you need to study without a connection.