Study decks & 14 study modes

Build your deck

Spin up a study deck and load this week's verses: grab the whole chapter or hand-pick the ones that scare you.

Warm up easy

Open the deck and start with flashcards or the swipe deck (flick right for Good, left for Again) until the wording lives in your ear.

Turn up the heat

Jump to fill-in-the-blank, then finish-the-verse, then free recall. Each mode hides a little more of the text until you're typing whole verses from memory.

Take one verse all the way

That verse that keeps slipping? Run Memorize on it: read it, then just first letters, then fill the gaps, then quote it to a blank screen. Four stages. One verse. Done.

Prove it across the deck

Close it out with a mixed quiz that shuffles every question type. Each answer updates your per-verse mastery, so tomorrow you know exactly what to hit.

Set up the week's deck

Build one deck from the assigned portion so the whole team is drilling the same verses, whatever mode each kid reaches for.

Prescribe modes per kid

Point your recognition-strong quizzers straight at free recall and Memorize. Multiple choice and true/false are weight-capped in the mastery math, so the scores you're reading stay honest.

Use recite-aloud where it fits

Recite-aloud is unavailable on child accounts, starts off for teens unless a verified guardian turns it on, and is available for adults. The browser's speech recognition produces the transcript used for word-level grading.

Check what stuck

The night before quiz practice, scan per-verse mastery across the deck. A verse parked at recalling hasn't shown real recall evidence yet. That's where practice starts.