BrainLoom
Turn PDFs into Flashcards. The local-first Learning OS.
BrainLoom launched on January 24, 2026 with 301 votes, #76 of 14,585 launches that month and more than 99% of that year's launches.
In plain words
BrainLoom is a local-first learning platform that converts PDF highlights into flashcards while maintaining links to source material for context. It features an infinite canvas for visually organizing ideas using Smart Paste technology that requires minimal mouse interaction. Designed for students and learners who want a unified study workflow without switching between multiple applications, BrainLoom consolidates PDF management and flashcard creation in one place. Currently available for Windows with Mac support coming soon.
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From the sources
Stop switching between different apps just to study. BrainLoom is the local-first Learning OS that unifies your study workflow. Turn PDF highlights into Flashcards instantly and keep them linked to the source text for deep context. You can also structure ideas visually on an Infinite Canvas using "Smart Paste" without touching your mouse. Available for Windows v1.0 (Mac soon). To fund the expansion, grab a Lifetime License for $29 today (First 150 users only).
BrainLoom is the ultimate local-first Learning OS. Combine active recall, FSRS v6 spaced repetition, and knowledge graphs in one seamless second brain for deep work.
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