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SpreadsheetMemo
Turn your Google Sheets into flashcards + Open Library
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Turn your Google Sheets into flashcards + Open Library
2 followers
Most flashcard apps lock your data away. SpreadsheetMemo treats Google Sheets as the content source, giving you full ownership and familiar bulk-editing tools. Standout features: · Formulas: Use RAND or CONCATENATE to create dynamic questions that change every time-perfect for math. · Rich Media: Supports TeX/AsciiMath, YouTube embeds, and images. · Advanced TTS: Mix 30+ languages on a single card. · No Lock-in: Your study material stays safe in your Drive.
Hi Product Hunt! 👋
I’m the maker behind SpreadsheetMemo - https://spreadsheetmemo.com/
The inspiration:
I love spaced repetition for learning, but I felt constrained by the limitations of traditional flashcard apps. The friction of managing data inside closed editors felt restrictive, and I didn't want to export/import CSVs just to fix a typo. I wanted my study materials to be based on something I already know works well - a simple, familiar environment: Google Sheets.
The goal:
To build a tool where you own the data. SpreadsheetMemo treats Google Sheets as the source of truth. If you want to bulk-edit 500 cards, you just drag a cell in Sheets. No vendor lock-in, no proprietary databases.
How it evolved:
Initially, I just wanted to sync static text within spreadsheet cells. But while building, I realized the massive potential of the spreadsheet engine itself.
· Why limit it to static text? → So I added support for Google Sheets Formulas. Now you can use =RAND() combined with CONCATENATE to create dynamic cards (like math problems that change numbers every time you review them).
· Why just text? → I added support for TeX/AsciiMath, wiki-style markup, YouTube embeds, images, links and advanced Text-to-Speech that can mix languages.
Open Flashcard Library
https://spreadsheetmemo.com/library.html
Don't want to start from scratch? Browse a free collection of ready-to-use learning flashcards and import them directly into SpreadsheetMemo as Google Sheets documents. All materials are transparently stored in a public GitHub repository.
You can also contribute by sharing your own content, suggesting improvements, or making corrections.
SpreadsheetMemo was built for students, polyglots, and lifelong learners who want full control over their learning process.
I’d love to hear your feedback! ❤️
What features would you like to see next?