Flashio turns distraction into motivation. It blocks your distracting apps and unlocks them when you complete a quick flashcard or quiz session. Create study sets with AI from your study notes, learn with spaced repetition, and build focus into your everyday routine. Whether you’re preparing for exams, learning a language, or trying to spend less time scrolling, Flashio helps you turn screen time into study time to improve your grades
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I built Flashio to make studying feel less like a battle against your phone. It turns distracting apps into a reward: answer a few flashcards, then unlock what you want to use. I’d love your feedback on the study flow, focus features, and what would make Flashio genuinely useful for you.
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The focus lock idea is genuinely clever. One thing that would push this further for me: let me choose which apps stay available when the lock is on, so I can keep something like a music or notes app open without it counting against me.
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@ozomertula23270 this is already implemented, you can select the apps you want to lock. Most people just choose social apps like TikTok or Instagram, other apps stay unlocked all the time
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Love the idea of tying app unlocking to study sessions. One thing that would make this stick for me is letting me set a difficulty curve per subject so the quiz adapts if I keep nailing the basics, instead of forcing the same number of cards each time.
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@erolsalmaney2h this is actually a very good idea, I will have a look into this. Thanks
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Love the idea of locking my apps until I finish a flashcard set, feels like it actually gamifies the boring study grind. The AI-generated sets from my notes were surprisingly accurate and saved me a ton of time prepping.
honestly the app blocking thing is kind of genius, it actually made me sit down and finish my review set instead of doomscrolling. the ai generated cards from my notes were surprisingly accurate too
The focus lock idea is genuinely clever. One thing that would push this further for me: let me choose which apps stay available when the lock is on, so I can keep something like a music or notes app open without it counting against me.
@ozomertula23270 this is already implemented, you can select the apps you want to lock. Most people just choose social apps like TikTok or Instagram, other apps stay unlocked all the time
Love the idea of tying app unlocking to study sessions. One thing that would make this stick for me is letting me set a difficulty curve per subject so the quiz adapts if I keep nailing the basics, instead of forcing the same number of cards each time.
@erolsalmaney2h this is actually a very good idea, I will have a look into this. Thanks
Love the idea of locking my apps until I finish a flashcard set, feels like it actually gamifies the boring study grind. The AI-generated sets from my notes were surprisingly accurate and saved me a ton of time prepping.
@muzafferl2sx glad to hear
honestly the app blocking thing is kind of genius, it actually made me sit down and finish my review set instead of doomscrolling. the ai generated cards from my notes were surprisingly accurate too
@volkany30566 thanks