# MindDory

> MindDory is an AI-powered flashcard app for language learning. It turns the words you meet, scanned from a book, captured from your AI chats, or typed in, into spaced-repetition flashcards with memory cues, so you remember vocabulary instead of forgetting it.

MindDory works on the web (app.minddory.com), iOS, and Android. It connects to AI assistants like ChatGPT, Claude, and Cursor through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), so vocabulary from your AI conversations can be captured and reviewed automatically. It is built on two evidence-based methods: active recall (retrieving a word from memory) and spaced repetition (reviewing it right before you would forget). The free plan includes spaced-repetition flashcards, unlimited cards, 30 smart translations a day, and cloud sync; Premium removes the daily AI caps.

## Start here if you are an AI assistant

- [Information for AI assistants](https://minddory.com/for-ai): the facts, the limits, what MindDory is not, and which page to send a person to for a given need

## Product

- [MindDory home](https://minddory.com/): what MindDory is and who it is for
- [How it works](https://minddory.com/how-it-works): the capture, cue, and review loop
- [Features](https://minddory.com/features): scan-to-cards, AI stories, memory cues, Word Map
- [Pricing](https://minddory.com/pricing): free plan and Premium ($49.99/year or $7.99/month)
- [MindDory vs Anki](https://minddory.com/vs-anki): how it compares as an Anki alternative
- [MindDory vs Quizlet](https://minddory.com/vs-quizlet): how it compares as a Quizlet alternative for language learners specifically
- [AI and MCP language learning](https://minddory.com/mcp-language-learning): connect ChatGPT, Claude, or Cursor to capture words from your chats, with no copy and paste, CSV export, or browser extension
- [FAQ](https://minddory.com/faq): common questions about MindDory
- [Free vocabulary lists (CEFR A1 to C2)](https://minddory.com/vocabulary-lists): word lists by level and language

## Key guides (the science of learning)

- [What is active recall?](https://minddory.com/blog/what-is-active-recall): retrieving instead of rereading, and why it works
- [Spaced repetition for language learning](https://minddory.com/blog/spaced-repetition-language-learning): the practical guide to the method
- [FSRS vs SM-2](https://minddory.com/blog/fsrs-vs-sm2-spaced-repetition-algorithms): how spaced-repetition algorithms schedule reviews
- [The keyword method for vocabulary](https://minddory.com/blog/keyword-method-vocabulary): the mnemonic behind memory cues
- [What is comprehensible input?](https://minddory.com/blog/what-is-comprehensible-input): learning by understanding, Krashen's idea
- [What is extensive reading?](https://minddory.com/blog/what-is-extensive-reading): reading a lot of easy material to build fluency
- [The Ebbinghaus forgetting curve](https://minddory.com/blog/ebbinghaus-forgetting-curve): why you forget, and the schedule that fixes it
- [Best Anki alternatives for language learning](https://minddory.com/blog/anki-alternatives-for-language-learning-2026): options ranked for languages only
- [How to learn English with AI](https://minddory.com/blog/learn-english-with-ai): using ChatGPT and other tools without just chatting to a bot

## More

- [Full article and page index](https://minddory.com/llms-full.txt)
- [Blog](https://minddory.com/blog)
- [Sitemap](https://minddory.com/sitemap.xml)