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Get Help, View Statistics, and Share Flashcards

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Use Sparky for questions, review flashcard statistics, and share sets with classmates.

Ask Sparky

Use the chat while studying for explanations and visualizations.

Read statistics

Review progress, heatmaps, and future due cards.

Copy a share link or send through supported apps.

Get Help from Sparky

Have questions or need help clarifying something from your flashcards? Use the Sparky chat to get personalized support instantly!

The flashcard study screen in Standard mode with the Chat panel open at the bottom right. Suggested prompts read Explain this card, under the cursor, Quiz me and Make a t..., above a View More link and a Personalities & Skillsets button. A card marked NEW offers Start a Guided Session with the line Spark.E will navigate you across StudyFetch while you learn, and the message box reads Ask your AI tutor anything... — Chat panel, open beside the flashcard study screen. Pick a suggested prompt such as Explain this card or Quiz me, or type in Ask your AI tutor anything...

As you study your flashcards, the Sparky chat is available on the right side for real-time support.
You can ask questions by typing directly into the chat box and pressing Enter, or select from the suggested prompts like Explain this card, Quiz me, or Make a test.
Ask anything from "make me a visualization of this card," to "explain this concept in more detail," or "what is the best way to memorize this?" Sparky will provide detailed, personalized responses tailored to your learning style.

The flashcard study screen in Standard mode with the chat panel open at the bottom right, showing a named conversation thread. The sent message sits above the tutor's reply, a Jump to latest button sits over the thread, and the message box reads Ask your AI tutor anything... — Chat panel, after a reply. The thread shows your message and the tutor's answer, with the message box below.

Interpreting your Statistics

To view your flashcard set's study progress and statistics, click the ··· menu next to your flashcard set, and select Stats.

The Flashcards page with the three dot menu open on a saved flashcard set card. The menu lists Rename, Share, Merge With, Edit, Stats under the cursor, and Delete. The New Flashcard Set and Create Folder tiles and the other saved set cards sit alongside. — Flashcards page, set options menu open. Choose Stats to open the study statistics for that set.

The Stats page shows your overall progress, a per-card breakdown (Easy, Good, Hard, Again, Unreviewed), and a yearly activity heatmap:

The flashcard set statistics page, with Edit Set and Study Now buttons at the top right. A progress ring sits on the left above a Flashcards Stats panel with an Easy, Good, Hard, Again and Unreviewed row. On the right a Spaced Repetition selector sits beside the Heatmap, Hourly-Breakdown, Ease-Factor, Future-Due and Buttons-Pressed tabs, with the Heatmap tab open on a yearly calendar grid scaled from Less to More. Per card entries below show each card's rating, Term, Definition and Card Progress bar. — Flashcard set statistics page, Heatmap tab. A progress ring, a Flashcards Stats panel and an activity calendar.

Above the heatmap, tabs let you switch between different views of your study data:

Heatmap: A visual calendar of your study activity over time. Darker shading means more reviews completed that day; hover a square to see the exact count.
Hourly-Breakdown: The number of flashcards reviewed during each hour of the day.
Ease-Factor: How easy or difficult your flashcards are based on your ratings. Rating a card easier increases its ease factor so it appears less often; rating it harder decreases it so it appears more often.
Future-Due: How many flashcards are coming up for review over the next 20 days.
Buttons-Pressed: The total number of times each rating button (Again, Hard, Good, Easy) was selected.

The flashcard set statistics page with the Future-Due tab selected beside Heatmap, Hourly-Breakdown, Ease-Factor and Buttons-Pressed. The panel is headed Future Due with the line The number of flashcards due in the next 20 days, and a bar chart plots Total Flashcards against Date. The progress ring and the Flashcards Stats panel with its Easy, Good, Hard, Again and Unreviewed rows sit on the left. — Flashcard set statistics page, Future-Due tab. The chart shows the flashcards due in the next 20 days.

Each flashcard also includes its own Card Progress bar further down the page, with shaded segments for each rating it's received. Hover over a shaded section to see the rating and date it was recorded.

Click the ··· menu next to your flashcard set name, then select Share.
Copy the link by clicking directly on the URL, or select Copy Link, and share it with your study group. You can also share directly through supported apps — select the WhatsApp, Telegram, or Text icon to share via that app.

The Share Flashcard Set with a Friend modal. Two tabs read Share this Flashcard Set, selected, and Share this Study Set. A card below shows the set's name, its owner and how many flashcards it holds. Under the heading Help your classmates succeed! and the line Share this with your study group and boost everyone's learning, a Who has access row reads Anyone on the web with link. A Copy link button sits at the bottom left under the cursor, with WhatsApp, Telegram and message icons at the bottom right. — Share Flashcard Set with a Friend modal. Click Copy link, or use the WhatsApp, Telegram, or message icon to send the set.

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