Say a shloka or a concept out loud and Viddy writes the flashcards. They come back on a memory-optimized schedule — so Samhita revision takes minutes, not evenings.
Vata, Pitta and Kapha are the three doshas
No settings maze, no feature bloat. Capture, approve, review — that’s the loop.
Vata, Pitta and Kapha are the three doshas
“Vata, Pitta and Kapha are the three doshas…”
स्वस्थस्य स्वास्थ्यरक्षणम्
svasthasya svāsthyarakṣaṇam
Preserve the health of the healthy.
You do the thinking. Viddy handles the writing and the timing.
Recite the shloka aloud, or explain a concept the way you'd explain it to a batchmate. Or snap your highlighted Samhita notes.
Viddy drafts tight question-and-answer, fill-in-the-blank and verse-recall cards from your words. Edit, keep, or discard each one.
Each card returns just before you'd forget it. Rate how it went and the schedule adjusts itself.
Shlokas, dravyas, doshas and clinical concepts — captured the way you actually study them.
Paste any lecture link. Viddy listens to the whole thing, pulls the key concepts, and drafts cards you approve.
Viddy finds your highlights and diagrams and turns them into cards — so the marker you already used on your Samhita does double duty.
Padartha Vigyan, Dravyaguna, Kayachikitsa — split each into topics and watch coverage fill in as you go.
Mark the shlokas and high-yield facts your professor stressed, and drill just those the night before.
Search every card you own. Fix a typo, sharpen an answer, or practice a whole topic on demand.
Streak, retention rate, and card maturity — the numbers that actually predict exam day.
Recite a shloka once. Viddy captures it in Devanagari with transliteration and meaning, then builds three kinds of recall card from the same verse.
स्वस्थस्य स्वास्थ्यरक्षणम्
आतुरस्य विकारप्रशमनं च
svasthasya svāsthyarakṣaṇam |
āturasya vikārapraśamanaṃ ca
To preserve the health of the healthy and to cure the disease of the diseased.
स्वस्थस्य [ … ]
आतुरस्य विकारप्रशमनं च
स्वस्थस्य स्वास्थ्यरक्षणम्
Protection of existing health — prevention, not treatment. Treatment applies only to the diseased in the second half.
Recite the verse back and Viddy flags the words that drifted from the reference reading.
Every card carries its source reference, so you can cite it in a viva without hunting.
Study in the script you're comfortable with. Toggle it per deck, or show both.
Viddy schedules with FSRS — the same algorithm behind Anki, validated against its source. Rate a card Again, Hard, Good or Easy and the next interval recalculates from your own forgetting curve.
Intervals stretch as the memory strengthens. Get one wrong and it tightens again — automatically.
Most AI flashcards fail because the machine summarizes a textbook you never opened. Viddy starts from your own recitation or explanation, so the encoding has already happened by the time a card exists.
“Vata dosha governs all movement in the body, and its primary seat is the pakwashaya.”
Same proven scheduler, different input. Anki assumes you'll type every card and doesn't know a shloka from a definition. Viddy takes voice, photos and lecture links, handles Devanagari, and hands you drafts to approve.
Yes. Devanagari, IAST transliteration and English meaning sit on the same card, and you choose which side you're tested on.
You see every draft before it saves. Edit it, discard it, or rewrite the answer — nothing enters your deck unapproved.
Reviewing works fully offline. Recordings queue up and transcribe the next time you're connected.
Free while you’re studying. No card required.