Glossary FlashcardsEasy

Every glossary term as a flashcard, on a real review schedule — graded by you and stored only on your device.

2 min read · 347 words · Updated 4 Sep 2026

How it works

• Read the term, recall the meaning, then reveal. Grade yourself honestly: Got it moves the card up a box, Again sends it back to the start.
• Every card has a next date. Get one right and it comes back in 1 day, then 3, then 7, then 21, then 60. Get it wrong and it returns to the front. A session shows what is actually due and nothing else.
• That schedule is the whole method. The deck used to have three boxes and no clock, so a card marked Known was known for ever — which is precisely the belief spaced repetition exists to interrupt. Seeing a term again just as you are about to forget it is what moves it into memory; seeing it again the same afternoon does almost nothing.
• Everything stays on this device: progress lives in your browser's local storage. Reset wipes it.
• Want the full context for a term? The glossary links every entry into the atlas.

A suggested routine

• Ten minutes on most days beats an hour once a week. The schedule already assumes you come back; skipping a week simply means more cards are due when you do.
• Pair the deck with a learning path: read a product page, then let its vocabulary resurface here a day later.
• When most of the deck is resting rather than due, sit the Market Exam — recall under mild pressure is the real test. Your learning record shows what is still shaky.