Benkyo Box - Simple continuous learning

Quickly capture and learn what matters to you.

Fluid study experience.

When in line or a minute of free time, swipe through your flashcards in a simple and responsive interface.

Demonstration of StudyView, swiping through dog breed flashcards and scoring them with I Know It.

Scroll and study hidden answers.

Answers are hidden by default so that you can test yourself by scrolling lists, thinking the answer, and long-press to see if you got it right.

Demonstration of studying in lists, scrolling through hidden answers and revealing them via long-press.

Stay on top of your studies.

A spaced repetition algorithm schedules cards for study at an optimal time for retention. It'll notify you when cards are ready to study.

Notification of a study session becoming available. It shows an image of a Yorkshire Terrier, a title 'Dog Breeds', and a message 'Image is ready for review'

Keep track of your daily studies with a Today Summary and Home Screen Widget.

Demonstration of the Today View. It shows a bar with the current progress, which starts at 14 cards left. It studies 1 dog card, then it goes down to 13 cards left. It then dismisses the app, showing the Home widget with the same information.

View your study history and upcoming studies in a Study Calendar.

Demonstration of stats and calendar, swiping through previous weeks. It then opens a future date, which shows 1 upcoming folder.

A wealth of import options.

Whether sitting down reading a book, learning a list of concepts at work, or hearing a new, complicated character name at a fantasy show, it's easy to add new study material to Benkyo Box.

Learn from Photo Annotations.

Take a photo of an object, book or piece of paper and use Benkyo Box to annotate and study these annotations.

A screen of Benkyo Box with a photo of spices with study annotations on them.

An animation of studying spice annotations in Benkyo Box's StudyView.

Use Quick Entry to quickly type multiple flashcards.

A demonstration of entering multiple flashcards of country capitals in Quick Entry.

Import flashcards from
CSV, Plain Text and Folders.

Import a text file and Benkyo Box will find questions and answers for you. You can also import from CSV (which can link to images!) and image folders.

A demonstration of importing flashcards from a folder on an iPad. It selects a folder of sushi images, resulting in importing these images in a Sushi folder in the app.

Organize your flashcards (or not!).

Organize your flashcards in folders and subfolders, or just leave them in the default "Unsorted" folder if that's what you prefer.

A demonstration of organizing flashcards in folders and subfolders on an iPad. It moves a Cooking Techniques and a Spices folder into a Cooking folder. It then adds various cooking-related flashcards from Inbox into the Cooking folder.

Fully native, offline-first iPhone® and iPad® app.

A familiar interface with a focus on simplicity and speed.

With a strong foundation and built for Apple® platforms, Benkyo Box currently supports features that we all expect in apps built for iPhone, iPad and in the future, Mac® (currently in development).

Multiple Windows

Drag & Drop

iCloud® Sync

Multiple Themes

Home Screen Widget

AirDrop®

Handoff®

Spotlight® Search

Benkyo Box is currently in beta and many more features and refinements are planned. Happy testing!