Mochi Cards
Mochi supports spaced-repetition flashcards and note-taking, according to its product page.
About Mochi Cards
Mochi is a flashcard and note-taking app built around spaced repetition. Notes and cards are written in Markdown, and the app stores data locally on the device and syncs when online. It is available for Mac, Windows, Linux, iOS, Android, and in a browser.
For language learning it offers built-in dictionaries, text-to-speech, auto-translate, and image search, while notes can be organized with two-way references, tags, filters, and saved views. The homepage lists a free tier with unlimited offline usage and no sign-up required, plus a Pro plan at $5 per month that adds sync across devices, deck publishing, dynamic fields, AI integration, and email support. A separate page compares plans and usage limits.
Key features
- Spaced repetition review scheduling for Markdown notes and flashcards
- Language learning aids: built-in dictionaries, text-to-speech, and auto-translate
- Image search for adding pictures to cards
- Two-way note references and tags for connected notes
- Filters, saved views, and search for organizing notes
- AI-generated example sentences and study prompts
Best for: Language learners and note-takers who want to write notes and study flashcards in the same Markdown-based app.
Good for
- Free tier is described as free forever, with no sign-up required and unlimited offline usage
- Available on Mac, Windows, Linux, iOS, Android, and the web
- Markdown formatting, two-way references, and tagging support note-based knowledge work
Watch out for
- Sync across devices, deck publishing, dynamic fields, AI integration, and email support are listed under the paid Pro plan
- The homepage refers to plan usage limits without stating them, directing users to a separate comparison page
Mochi Cards at a glance
- Website
- mochi.cards
- Category
- Productivity › Notes & Knowledge Management
- Type
- Online tool
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, Web, Windows
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
Guides for Notes & Knowledge Management
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Mochi Cards FAQ
Is there a free version of Mochi?
Yes. The homepage lists a Free plan at $0 forever with no sign-up required and unlimited offline usage.
What platforms does Mochi run on?
Mac, Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android, with an online version that can be tried in a browser.
What does the Pro plan cost and add?
Pro is listed at $5 per month, paid monthly or yearly, and adds sync across devices, deck publishing, dynamic fields, AI integration, and email support on top of the Free plan.
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