Anki is great and I actually use it myself for language learning and such. Supernotes is a notecard system rather than a flashcard system (though we actually p

Anki is great and I actually use it myself for language learning and such. Supernotes is a notecard system rather than a flashcard system (though we actually plan to allow you to have "flashcard notecards" on Supernotes, along with spaced repetition, at some point in the future). But for now Supernotes is meant as more of a note-taking app, so if you're in a lecture or a meeting taking notes or jotting down a recipe or a grocery list or anything else, that's what SN is great for. Active sharing is also important in the design, so you can have a shared grocery list or notes or anything else. And with the new embedding, obviously the goal is that you can create content on Supernotes and put it in your blog or wherever else, and if you ever modify the card on SN you don't need to edit your blog post because the embed is pulling your content directly from our servers so it propagates everywhere you've shared / embedded it automagically!