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# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Anton Wiklund and Solid Memo contributors
#
# SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT

# What Solid Memo is, for software catalogs, in the publiccode.yml
# standard (https://yml.publiccode.tools/). Kept in step with README.md.
# softwareVersion and releaseDate are written by each release, after
# landingURL (docs/releasing.md#what-a-release-does), and are absent
# until the first.
publiccodeYmlVersion: "0"

name: Solid Memo
url: https://github.com/solid-memo/website
landingURL: https://solid-memo.com/
softwareVersion: 4.1.1
releaseDate: "2026-10-20"

platforms:
  - web

categories:
  - educational-content
  - knowledge-management

developmentStatus: stable
softwareType: standalone/web

description:
  en:
    shortDescription: Spaced-repetition flashcards that live in your own Solid pod.
    longDescription: >
      Solid Memo is a flashcard app that schedules each card with
      spaced repetition (FSRS-6, or SM-2 when the learner chooses it):
      it shows a card again just before you would forget it. Your
      decks, cards and study history are not kept
      on Solid Memo's servers but in your own Solid pod, an online data
      store you choose and control. Any app that speaks the same open
      vocabulary can read them, and you can move them to another pod
      provider or stop using Solid Memo without losing anything.


      Solid Memo comes with a library of ready-made decks, each with its
      own open license and its sources, and with courses that mix short
      lessons with multiple-choice questions. Solid Memo Studio, part of
      the same app, lets authors manage decks and cards in bulk and
      write, check, try and publish their own decks and courses.


      The app is a static web page with no server-side code, so anyone
      can run their own copy on any static web host. Its vocabulary and
      SHACL shapes are published with it, every data format is
      versioned, and older data is brought up to date in place.
    documentation: https://solid-memo.com/docs/
    features:
      - Flashcards scheduled by spaced repetition (SM-2 or FSRS-6)
      - Decks, cards and study history stored in the user's own Solid pod
      - Sign-in with Solid-OIDC against any Solid identity provider
      - A guest mode to try the app before connecting a pod
      - A library of ready-made decks with open licenses and sources
      - Courses with lessons and multiple-choice questions
      - Cards with text, pictures and Markdown
      - Study statistics and deck groups
      - Decks saved to and opened from Turtle and JSON-LD files
      - Solid Memo Studio for writing and publishing decks and courses
      - Data checked against published SHACL shapes in the browser
      - English, Swedish, Korean, German, Spanish and French
    screenshots:
      - apps/web/public/screenshots/decks.png
      - apps/web/public/screenshots/study.png
      - apps/web/public/screenshots/course-chapter.png
      - apps/web/public/screenshots/library.png
      - apps/web/public/screenshots/statistics.png
      - apps/web/public/screenshots/activity.png
      - apps/web/public/screenshots/studio.png

legal:
  license: MIT

maintenance:
  type: community
  contacts:
    - name: Anton Wiklund

localisation:
  localisationReady: true
  availableLanguages:
    - en
    - sv
    - ko
    - de
    - es
    - fr