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Tap-And-Remember
An all-new memorization technique in app form.
  Study quickly between tasks 
Hide parts you want to memorize
Introducing your very best helper for learning things by heart
 
for iPhone 
for iPad 

Blank out parts for memorization
You can freely blank out parts you want to memorize in the text. Tapping on the blanked out parts will display the hidden words.
Enhance your ability to memorize large blocks of text with fill-in-the-blank questions!
User-friendly operations
 Flick the card screen sideways to display the next screen. Extremely easy to operate even in tight-spaces like packed trains!
Also, simply tap the question part to switch to full-screen display whenever appropriate.

Check out the video at the end of the page!
Make study notes and add stars
As you work your way through the questions, you can also add notes or revision marks (star marks) on top.
The app comes with a helpful study mode where only cards with star marks will be displayed. Study smart, not hard!



Create questions online with ease
You can create questions on the app’s dedicated website (free, of course!).
Simply download them into your iPhone with a single button for offline studying later!
Share questions with Twitter or email
You can transmit card contents using Twitter or email.
Pose questions to your friends, or save them into Evernote - you’re the boss, so you decide!
* Comes with an Evernote autosave function. For more details, please click here.
Introduction to the various uses Here!
All of AnkiBlank in less than 5 minutes.

Memorization's never been easier, with AnkiBlank!
 

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Developer's postscript

AnkiBlank came into being because I wanted an app that could supplement my language learning.

As you may know, language learners have always been advised to memorize model example texts as part of their study program, and many flashcards apps have been developed to that end. However, flashcard app users usually encounter the following problem:

 “It’s hard to memorize the text because I can see it all at once!”

When you can see the text in its entirety, the parts which you were only vaguely sure of becomes clear as day. This makes it difficult for students to accurately memorize necessary syntax and vocabulary, defeating the purpose of using the program to improve rote learning.

Therefore, I felt there was a need to develop a tool that could hide certain parts of the text first before gradually revealing them bit by bit - until the entire text can be seen - to facilitate the memorizing of text blocks in stages.

As I fleshed out the concept further, I concluded that the app didn’t have to be just for language learning. It could also serve as a helpful tool for certification tests, stage lines, or anything that required effective rote learning of whole sentences.

 

In terms of user-friendliness, my objective was to develop an app that could be operated with one hand and easily used anywhere, anytime. I wanted the controls like page flips, etc to be quick and crisp, so that users can pause and resume studies at their own conveniences without pressure.

Additionally, in order to help students “visualize” their progress, I made the app able to record down view and tap counts of individual cards. The ever-increasing numbers will remind the user of their effort thus far and motivate them to continue, much like how a well-thumbed phrase book slowly showing signs of usage does.

The app was designed in such a way that important “personal data” like study history and blank out settings can be easily backed up with a single tap. If the data in your iPhone becomes wiped out for some reason, you can still resume your studies by using the backup copy on the web server.

If this app can be of use to your language studies, certification examinations, or in any other way at all, I would have succeeded as a developer. Possibly, some of you may be using it in novel ways that have never crossed my mind, so please feel free to leave a review in the iTunes Store or let me know about it via Twitter (@AnkiBlank_en). This information will be used to improve upcoming versions of the app!