Strawberry Notes vs Quizlet
Quizlet is a flashcard app with a huge library of ready-made sets, study games, and tools for teachers. Strawberry Notes is where you take the notes those flashcards come from: handwriting, PDFs, flashcards, and tasks in one simple, private app.
Go with Quizlet if…
- You want ready-made flashcard sets for your class
- Your teacher uses Quizlet classes or Quizlet Live
- You only need flashcards, not a place for your notes
- You need Android or the web right now
Go with Strawberry Notes if…
- You want to take handwritten notes and make flashcards from them in one app
- You want spaced repetition on your iPad and iPhone, even offline
- You want image occlusion cards made right on your notes
- You want to link notes and see them all on one map
Side by side
Checked against Quizlet’s own website in September 2026.
| Feature | Strawberry Notes | Quizlet |
|---|---|---|
| Works on | ||
| Works on | iPad and iPhone. Android, Windows, and Mac coming soon | iPhone, iPad, Android, and web |
| Price | ||
| Price | $19.99 a year (7 days free), $4.99 a month, or $39.99 once | Free with limits. Plus plans up to $44.99 a year in the App Store |
| Handwriting | ||
| Handwriting | Yes:Smooth, realistic-looking ink with pens, pencil, highlighter, study tape, and shape recognition | No:No handwritten notes. You can scan a page to make a set |
| Page style | ||
| Page style | Yes:Infinite notebook or infinite whiteboard, with infinite zoom and templates | Flashcard sets and study guides |
| Write on PDFs | ||
| Write on PDFs | Yes:Write on PDFs and scans, or read side by side | Partly:Upload PDFs to make study guides, but you can't write on them |
| Typed notes | ||
| Typed notes | Yes:Text boxes mixed in with your handwriting. Full typed docs coming soon | Partly:AI study guides you can edit |
| Record audio | ||
| Record audio | No:Not yet | Yes:Record lectures into study guides and flashcards |
| Flashcards | ||
| Flashcards | Yes:Built in, with FSRS spaced repetition, image occlusion, and Anki import | Yes:A huge public library. Spaced repetition on the web only |
| AI study tools | ||
| AI study tools | Yes:Chat, summaries, study guides, games, and quizzes with matching, fill-in-the-blank, and ordering questions. Free starter credits, then pay only for what you use | Yes:Study guides, practice tests, and Ask Quizlet chat. More on paid plans |
| Tasks | ||
| Tasks | Yes:Tasks and reminders for every class, with a calendar coming soon | No:No |
| Organize and link | ||
| Organize and link | Yes:Subjects, folders, subnotes, tags, links, backlinks, and Sky View, a map of your notes | Folders and classes |
| Works offline | ||
| Works offline | Yes:Yes. Everything saves on your device first, then syncs to your other devices through iCloud | Partly:Study saved sets in the mobile apps |
| Where your notes live | ||
| Where your notes live | Yes:Your device, plus your own iCloud if you want it. Back up your whole library as one file anytime. We can't read your notes | Quizlet's servers |
| Share and work together | ||
| Share and work together | Partly:Publish a note, or export it as a .sbnote file, to share it. Live editing isn't here yet | Yes:Shared sets, classes, and Quizlet Live |
Why Strawberry Notes
Everything for school, in one simple app
Notes, flashcards, and tasks live together, and docs and a calendar are on the way. Every subject, folder, and subnote gets its own notes, flashcards, and tasks, so nothing gets lost between apps.
- Notes
- Flashcards
- Tasks
- Docs (soon)
- Calendar (soon)
Notes that connect like your brain does
Link any note to any other, nest subnotes as deep as you like, and zoom in forever. Sky View shows it all as a map. You're free to think your way instead of going page by page.
Private by design
Your library lives on your devices, and we can't read it. iCloud sync is optional: keep everything on one device if you like, and export your whole library as one file anytime to back it up or bring it back in. Handwriting recognition runs on your device. AI only sees what you choose to share, and we don't store your chats.
Coming from Quizlet?
Export your own sets from Quizlet as text, with a comma between each term and definition, and save it as a CSV file. Strawberry Notes imports CSV files, so your cards come right over.
DownloadQuestions people ask
If you make your own flashcards from your notes, yes. Strawberry Notes keeps your handwritten notes, PDFs, and flashcards in one app, with FSRS spaced repetition and image occlusion cards. If you rely on ready-made sets or your class uses Quizlet Live, Quizlet is the better fit.
Yes. Export your own sets from Quizlet as text with commas between terms and definitions, save the text as a CSV file, and import it into Strawberry Notes.
Yes, but only on the web. Strawberry Notes schedules every flashcard with FSRS on iPad and iPhone, and reviews work offline.
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Sources: Quizlet on the App Store, Quizlet spaced repetition, Exporting Quizlet sets. Prices are in US dollars and can change, so check before you buy.
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