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Compact, customizable flashcard reminders that appear while you browse and disappear after you answer. CueLark is a local-first flashcard reminder extension for people who want to study without leaving the page they are already reading. Create small study cards, choose when they should appear, and let CueLark show one focused reminder while you browse. After you answer, the card disappears and waits for the next interval. What CueLark can do: - Show compact flashcards directly on webpages - Let you drag and resize the floating card - Remember the card's last position and size - Support text cards, image cards, multiple-choice cards, single-answer cards, and typed-answer cards - Randomize answer order - Compare typed answers while ignoring uppercase/lowercase and extra spaces - Let you customize reminder intervals, including seconds, minutes, hours, days, and weeks - Import whole decks from AI-generated card files - Generate simple prompts you can paste into any AI to make compatible cards - Store cards, settings, progress, and Pro key status locally on your device Free mode includes the core study features and up to 25 cards. Lifetime Pro unlocks unlimited cards, extra themes, and custom colors. Pro is handled manually through an optional Ko-fi donation and permanent key. CueLark does not require an account, does not run a cloud sync service, and does not sell user data.
Jul 17, 2026
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