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Spaced-repetition cram planner — enter your card count, days left and minutes you can study, and get a day-by-day new-vs-review schedule, with a warning when the plan doesn't fit the time you actually have.
Printable double-sided card sheets — 4, 8 or 10 to a page, with the backs mirrored so front and back line up when you print duplex. Feeds straight from the free maker's CSV.
Advanced cloze generator — multi-blank cards, a dates-and-numbers mode, and export as Anki {{c1::…}} cloze notes.
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