Algor Education review

Algor Education started as a concept map tool and has added AI flashcards and quizzes. Upload notes, PDFs or photos and it creates mind maps, summaries, flashcards and quizzes, so a student can first see how ideas connect and then drill the same material. Automatic maps accept text of up to 100,000 characters on every plan, and paid tiers add speech synthesis and print and export. The app listing says over 5 million students use it. The free plan is free forever, and the paid Beginner, Base and Pro tiers can be bought for one month up to a year, with the yearly option discounted. From our location the pricing page showed only euro prices, so the US price is pending. Algor is the right pick for visual learners who want maps and cards together; students who want a spaced repetition schedule should choose RemNote, Brainscape or Anki, which document how reviews are timed.

Who it is for

visual learners who want concept maps with their flashcards

Price

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US price check pending. See the vendor pricing page.

Key features

• Automatic concept maps and mind maps from text up to 100,000 characters
• AI flashcards and quizzes from notes, PDFs and photos
• Summaries from PDFs, images and notes
• Speech synthesis and print or export
• Plans billed monthly or for 2, 3, 4, 6 or 12 months

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: Free forever plan
• Strength: Concept maps sit next to cards for the same material
• Strength: Used by over 5 million students, per its app listing
• Weakness: Pricing page shows euros only from our location, so the US price is pending
• Weakness: Flashcards are secondary to concept maps
• Weakness: Spaced repetition scheduling is not described

Key facts

• Free plan: Yes, free forever
• Paid plans: Beginner, Base and Pro
• Text limit: Up to 100,000 characters per map
• Users: Over 5 million, per its App Store listing
• Platforms: Web and iOS

Where it ranks

Algor Education is No. 9 in our Best AI Flashcard Makers verdict.