Rocketbook Cloud Cards - Eco-Friendly, Digital Index Note Cards - Reusable Single Set of 80 (3" x 5") - Includes 1 Pilot FriXion ColorStick Pen and 1 Microfiber Cloth

I'm currently using these for my extemporaneous speeches in my Public Speaking course in college. I don't have to worry about wasting paper on all my mistakes! Plus I have a safe place to virtually store my speech, which gives me peace of mind in case something were to happen for me not to have my cards with me during my speech. If I forget them, or something happens, I have them in my cloud! I also know these will come in amazingly handy for my science courses for vocabulary flash cards. Seriously, get some. You need them.

It was so nice ar the lest me jet to add an additional text from a different translation of the Bible. But I didn't want to carry that Bible up to the pulpit so I wrote it on a cloud card and the slipped it in with my other notes. So easy to use and saves the cloud card with the sermon notes to my computer. Thank you cloud cards are great

The cloud cards are perfect for my class to use during a Speech Presentation. They are easy to use and saves on the frustration of finding the correct cards to use.

Works well as advertised. I use them at work for short term notes. Easy to use and clean to use again. Only negative is the pen that came with it seems to have run out of ink within only 2 weeks. Be sure to order extra pens.

Being a college student, I loved the idea of being able to create physical flashcards without wasting hundreds of them per semester. I figured I can used them for a unit and then after the test rolls around I can digitize them, and continue to study them through out the semester in preparation for the final while reusing the cards for the next unit. While this is still possible, the "study mode" on the app is pretty pathetic, the only buttons are to flip the card and to go forward and backward. What ever order you took the photos in, those are your front and back and you can't change it, and there is no way to sort the cards into "know" and "don't know", which is a large part of flashcard studying. I'm currently looking for other app alternatives that I can make flashcards with using the Rocketbook PDF. These cards have so much potential for studiers who like to hand write, but the app falls INCREDIBLY short which is disappointing because the features that it needs are very simple features. My recommendation to the Rocketbook team (if anyone bothers to read this) is to please add a feature where you can change which side of the card is the "question" and the "answer" as well as a feature that allows you to mark the cards that you want to continue studying and be able to study just those marked cards (think sites like quizzlet, it's a very simple system).