Mochi

Mochi is a spaced repetition app available for iOS and Mac devices. It helps users learn and retain information more effectively by using intelligent scheduling algorithms to optimize review intervals.

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Importing Cards with Markdown

Mochi supports importing cards from Markdown files, which provides a flexible and easy way to create and import content. According to the Mochi documentation (opens in a new tab), here's how you can import cards using Markdown:

You can import individual Markdown files or a collection of files into Mochi.
When importing a collection of files, each file will be treated as a separate card.
For single file imports, you can choose a delimiter to create multiple cards within that file.

To import Markdown files:

In the Mochi app, navigate to the deck where you want to import the cards.
Look for an import option and select Markdown files.
Choose the Markdown file(s) you want to import.
If importing a single file with multiple cards, specify the delimiter that separates each card.

Markdown Format for Mochi Cards

When creating your Markdown files for import, you can use standard Markdown syntax, including features like headers, lists, and emphasis. Mochi also supports extended Markdown features such as LaTeX for mathematical notation, cloze deletions, and card sides separated by ---.

Here's an example of how a Markdown file for Mochi import might look:

# Front of Card 1
What is the capital of France?
 
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Paris
 
# Front of Card 2
What is the largest planet in our solar system?
 
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Jupiter

In this example, each card is separated by a header (#), and the front and back of each card are separated by ---.

Remember that Mochi's Markdown import is flexible, allowing you to structure your cards in a way that best suits your learning material. You can also use Markdown syntax to format your cards, such as adding bold or italic text, creating lists, and including images.

Markdown Spaced Repetition