French for Beginners
Greetings, food, numbers and everyday phrases — with audio on every card.
Teachers build programs from flashcard decks. Students follow them day by day — and actually keep showing up.
A peek at the kinds of programs teachers build. Pick a topic — each one is a path of bite-sized daily decks.
Greetings, food, numbers and everyday phrases — with audio on every card.
Articles, tenses and prepositions, one small rule at a time.
Organelles, membranes and mitosis — picture cards that stick.
Short daily bursts that turn slow recall into instant answers.
Pace the whole term backwards from exam day — no last-night panic.
Plates, planets and weather — from volcanoes to the Milky Way.
Sample programs for illustration. On DeckHive, teachers create their own — for any subject, in any language.
Go ahead — flip the card and mark it. Streaks, XP and daily goals react instantly. This is what students see.
That's a 13-day streak. Your students will love this.
Lay a unit out as a sequence of days — a week of vocabulary, a term of grammar.
TeacherFront, back, a hint, an image or audio clip. Bulk-add a whole list when you're in a hurry.
TeacherJoin with a class code, study today's deck. Streaks and XP handle the nagging.
StudentAuthoring happens on the web, where a keyboard is. Assign a program to a class and it appears on every student's phone the next morning.
I didn't want to break my streak, so I did my cards on the bus. Now it's just what I do every morning.
I planned the whole term on a Sunday night. Since then, I can see exactly who's on pace without chasing anyone.
Joining was one code. No accounts to juggle, no confusing syllabus — just today's cards.
Free for teachers, free for their students. Set up a program tonight, assign it in the morning.
Teachers author on the web. Students study in the app.
Free on both sides. No card, no trial clock.