Download FlashBuddy-standalone.html from the download page and open it in any browser. No install, no account, no internet required.
Select a deck from the home screen, then pick a mode:
| Mode | What it does |
|---|---|
| Flashcards | Flip through cards one at a time. Press Space or click to flip. Arrow keys or buttons to advance. |
| Learn | Adaptive rounds of multiple choice and typed answers. FlashBuddy prioritizes cards you get wrong. |
| Test | Configurable exam — set question count, question types (multiple choice, matching, written), and whether to flip terms/definitions. |
| Match | Timed drag-and-drop game. Match each term to its definition before the clock runs out. |
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
Space or ↑ |
Flip card |
→ |
Next card |
← |
Previous card |
1 |
Mark correct |
2 |
Mark incorrect |
FlashBuddy supports several import methods:
FlashBuddy works in Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari, and Chromium-based browsers (Brave, Arc, Opera). Mobile browsers work for studying; the deck editor is best on desktop.
The FlashBuddy Extras extension for Quizlet import is Chrome/Chromium only. PDF and export-string import work in all browsers.
Your decks are saved in the browser's local storage — they don't sync to a server and can be lost if you clear browser data. To back up:
.json file with all your decks.Export regularly if you have decks you can't afford to lose.
For quick access, bookmark the .html file in your browser after opening it. This lets you relaunch the app in one click without hunting down the file each time.
Ctrl+D (Windows/Linux) or Cmd+D (Mac), then click Done.Ctrl+D / Cmd+D, or click the star icon in the address bar.Cmd+D, or go to Bookmarks → Add Bookmark.Your decks are saved in the browser's local storage, so they persist between sessions as long as you use the same browser and profile.
FlashBuddy works fully offline after the initial page load. PDF.js is loaded once from a CDN on first use, then cached — subsequent PDF imports work offline too.