Answer out loud
same3le reads a question, activates the microphone, compares the spoken response with your saved answer, and lets you correct recognition mistakes.
Free voice flashcard app
same3le turns your question-and-answer list into a spoken study session. It reads a question, gives you time to answer, and can listen to what you say.
More than text on a screen
Voice flashcards use spoken questions and answers instead of requiring you to stare at a card and tap a button. They are useful when you want to practice recalling information in complete words, study while walking around, or reduce the temptation to reveal an answer too quickly.
same3le reads a question, activates the microphone, compares the spoken response with your saved answer, and lets you correct recognition mistakes.
Prefer not to use the microphone? Hear the question, pause to think, then hear the correct answer automatically.
Use the experimental continuous spoken track for passive review. Background playback still depends on the phone and browser.
Use your own material
Keep your questions in a simple spreadsheet. same3le looks for a Question column and an Answer column, with an optional column for other acceptable answers.
What is the capital of Japan?
Tokyo
Ordinary flashcards can become a recognition exercise: the answer feels familiar, so you assume you knew it. Speaking forces you to produce an answer before seeing it. same3le makes that process easier by handling the prompt, listening step, feedback, and movement to the next question.
The answer matcher is a practical study aid, not a certified grading system. Speech recognition can mishear names, abbreviations, or technical vocabulary, so the app always lets you override the result.
An optional Pro subscription is planned for cross-device history, multiple saved banks, deeper performance tracking, and advanced review tools. The core study experience is presented as a free app.
Questions students ask
Yes. The current app and core voice-flashcard workflow are free, with no credit card required. A separate optional Pro plan may be offered later.
Not yet. The current app uses a structured question-and-answer list from Google Sheets or CSV. It does not claim to convert every document automatically.
The current prototype does not intentionally record or store audio. Browser speech recognition may be processed by the browser or operating-system provider.
Yes. It runs in a modern browser and can be installed as a Progressive Web App. Speech recognition and locked-screen behavior vary by device.
Bring a Question column and an Answer column. same3le handles the spoken study loop.
Use my questions