Zettelwerk
I've used Anki for years, first for studying Chinese and now for German. Previously, I would never create flashcards on the go, because it's so cumbersome on the mobile Anki app. Instead I would send words to myself on telegram, and then process them at home. So I got tired of it, and built a telegram bot for creating German flashcards on the go. No languages except German are supported for now. How it works: - You send a German word or a sentence to the bot. - It uses an LLM to automatically generate a flashcard, complete with a mnemonic, translation, etc. - You customize and save the card…
Zettelwerk launched on September 24, 2025 with 8 votes, #1,468 of 8,160 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
After years of sending German words to myself on Telegram to process later, I built a bot that creates Anki flashcards instantly. Send a word, get mnemonics + translation, export asapkg. $4.99/month after 30 free cards.
Anki is great, but making flashcards for it is a chore. So I built this bot to speed up thefrom zettelwerk.app
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I've used Anki for years, first for studying Chinese and now for German. Previously, I would never create flashcards on the go, because it's so cumbersome on the mobile Anki app. Instead I would send words to myself on telegram, and then process them at home. So I got tired of it, and built a telegram bot for…
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