Axel Rea Eklund1 downloadsA straightforward, easy-to-use flashcard quizzer and editor that uses standard CSV files. Features native compatibility with NotebookLM exports and skips the complicated spaced repetition for a no-fuss study experience.
A straightforward, easy-to-use flashcard quizzer and editor that uses standard CSV files as the raw format for your study sets. Built for people who just want a no-fuss study experience—without the overhead of complicated spaced-repetition algorithms or complex deck management.
It is natively designed to be 100% compatible with direct CSV exports from tools like NotebookLM, meaning you can seamlessly drag and drop those exports directly into Obsidian and start studying instantly!
Create or Import a CSV:
Place any .csv file into your Obsidian vault. For example, a direct export from NotebookLM or a simple text file like this:
"What is the capital of France?","Paris"
"What is 2+2?","4","A simple math question"
(Note: The third column for "hints" is completely optional!)
Open the File:
Click on the .csv file in your Obsidian file explorer. By default, it will open in the beautiful Flashcard View.
Study!
Edit Your Deck:
Click the Editing Mode tab at the top to instantly view, modify, and add new cards. All your edits are saved live back to the original .csv file!
(Once approved in the community directory, this will be installable directly from Obsidian settings).
csv-flashcards folder into your vault's .obsidian/plugins/ directory.This project is licensed under the MIT License.