Mora is a modern flashcard app built for language learners. It supports handwriting input, text-to-speech, spaced repetition, and easy CSV import/export.

Can I use Mora for learning Thai, Vietnamese, or Chinese?

Yes! Mora is especially useful for tonal and non-Latin languages. You can write phonetic spellings and hear words pronounced.

Does Mora support handwriting input?

Yes — Mora includes handwriting and stylus support so you can practice characters, symbols, or phonetic spellings directly in your flashcards.

Can I import or export my flashcards?

Yes. You can easily import vocabulary from a CSV file or export your decks anytime to back them up or share them.

Yes — Mora is free to use so you can start learning right away.

Why I Built Mora: A Flashcard App for Language Learners

Earlier this year, I started learning Thai. Like many language learners, I quickly realized that remembering vocabulary was harder than I expected. I tried different flashcard apps, but most felt clunky, unintuitive, or missing the features I actually needed.

That frustration is what inspired me to build Mora — a simple, modern flashcard app designed for language learners.

The Problem With Existing Flashcard Apps

When I searched for tools, I kept running into the same problems:

Complex interfaces that felt more like a chore than a helpful tool.
Apps focused only on Latin scripts, making it hard to study Thai, Chinese, or Vietnamese.
No support for handwriting input — but I was learning Thai with phonetic spelling before learning the Thai script, so I used a lot of characters that were not on my keyboard.
Limited or clumsy audio features, even though tones are essential in many languages.
No easy way to study across devices — I wanted something I could use on both my laptop and my phone without friction so I could study anywhere.

I knew there had to be a better way.

Building Mora

With Mora, I wanted to create a tool that felt intuitive and supportive of real language learners. Here are the features I started with:

✍️ Handwriting support — practice characters and phonetic spelling directly in the app.
🔊 Text-to-speech — hear how words are pronounced with one tap.
🔁 Spaced repetition — proven memory science to help words stick.
📂 CSV import & export — bring in your own vocabulary lists or back them up anytime.
💻 Cross-device support — use Mora seamlessly on both laptops and mobile devices, so you can study anywhere, anytime.
🧑‍💻 Easy and intuitive interface — Mora is designed to be simple, so you can focus on learning, not figuring out how the app works.

The goal was simple: no clutter, no ads, just a flashcard app that works.

Who Mora Is For

Mora is designed for anyone learning a new language, especially those working with:

Non-Latin scripts like Thai, Chinese, or Japanese.
Tonal languages like Vietnamese or Mandarin.
Learners who want an app that adapts to them, not the other way around.

If you’ve ever struggled to find a tool that is easy-to-use, Mora is for you.

What’s Next

Mora is still young, but it’s evolving fast. I’m exploring features like:

Smarter study modes.
Audio upload.
Import vocabulary from other file formats.

But the most important direction will always come from you, the learners. Your feedback shapes what Mora becomes.

Try Mora Today

If you’re learning a new language and want a modern, intuitive flashcard app, give Mora a try for free:

👉 https://usemora.co

I hope Mora makes your language learning journey a little easier — and a lot more enjoyable. 💜

Built by a language learner, for language learners.