@luisvonahn Big fan of Duolingo! Did you guys use a hybrid mobile framework for Tiny Cards or is the app native? Curious if you had to remake it for web.

Yes!

It is so much more convenient to be able to manage and edit decks on the web than trying to do it on a mobile device. Plus this web app is slick af.

Love this!

I open Website. I'm so confused. Is it a website? Or also app, don't see any app store stuff? What is Duolingo - how am I supposed to give this to a kid? How does this tie in with Duolingo? Do I need to buy it? Yes, I get that you're flash learning cards but that's as far as I understand.

Super fun! I love the gamification in all that, the "create your own cards" option and also the collaborative features to become a teacher for your friends 👌

Cool, need the android version now :D

"What are you interested in learning?" Please to select 4 or more? Would be nice to tell me that 😉

"Chineasy"? Really DuoLingo?

I was excited when this came out for the iPhone, and bummed when it didn't make it Android. Now I'm double bummed it made it to a browser before Android. With that said, I like the design, I dig the animations (which draw you in, engage you, and they're fun), and I see the diamond in the rough. Couple things that came to mind: - It took me a bit to figure out how to use it and what the point was. That may seem stupid, but here is the problem. With someone just getting started, there are no favorites, no people I follow. I'm basically left with the top nav, and search. However, as a new user, I unless I know what Tinycards is for, and I know what to look for, I'm dropped on the homepage with no coach tips, tutorial, or direction. - As a new user, I wouldn't be sure if it's a language learning tool, a fact learning tool, or something else, because I have nothing that tells me what to do. I get that it's a simple website and a simple tool, but if you want to keep users around, lower the barrier to entry and tell them what to do. On that note... - What I was really excited for was to have flash cards for the language I'm learning. I was expecting a set of official cards for that language I could trust, from Duolingo. I don't want other people's cards; I don't know if they are correct. There is a sense of trust built in when a deck is made by Duolingo/Tinycards. I looked through other people's and noticed some errors and it ruined it for me. I know it probably wasn't MVP for the Duolingo/Tinycards integration, but that was what I was expecting. A genuine deck from Duolingo of Danish cards. Take my feedback with a grain of salt, but others might have the same experience.

Yes! Been waiting for this since the app came out :) Great work!

I'm in love. This is one of the one of the most delightful, thoughtfully crafted apps I've ever used. Tinycards makes studying a joy while also making it easier and more effective than ever.

Love these guys. The App was so cool, and it's time for web.