A little study. Between games.
Make downtime
study time.
Flashcards that pop up during gaming breaks. Bring your own deck, answer a question, and get back to playing.
Get the prototypeTry a sample card
What is the capital of Japan?
A sample question, right here in your browser. No download needed.
Your deck. Your pace.
Fit a little recall practice into the breaks you already take.
Pick something to learn.
Start with biology, world capitals, or Spanish. Import flashcards, paste terms, or build a deck of your own.
Find a moment to practice.
Keep Pop Whiz open while you play. Ask for a card yourself, or try the prototype’s game and idle detection.
Answer. Then keep playing.
Quick, correct answers push the next card further out. Missed answers bring cards back sooner for another try.
Windows prototype
Give your next break
a little purpose.
Pop Whiz is an early prototype. Try the flashcard loop, make a deck, and see how it fits your downtime.
- Version
- 0.1.3
- Requires
- Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit
Before you download
The installer is not signed for Windows publisher trust. Windows may display a security warning because it cannot verify the publisher.
Keep Windows security protections enabled. If you’re not comfortable with an unsigned prototype, use the sample card above.
Open tester downloadCurrently limited to invited testers. Google sign-in or access approval may be required. Google’s privacy policies apply there.
A few things to know.
Can I study my own material?
Yes. The prototype supports Quizlet export text, Anki deck packages and text exports, and CSV or TSV files. You can also paste terms or make a blank deck.
Study guides can be turned into draft cards. Review the questions and answers before studying them, especially anything marked “Check me.”
Does it know when a game is safe to interrupt?
Not reliably in every situation. The prototype uses game detection, idle time, and, for supported League of Legends states, a local game API. Being idle does not always mean it is a good time for a card.
Use the pause control for competitive play or whenever an interruption could matter. Game and anti-cheat compatibility is not guaranteed. Borderless windowed mode is recommended for overlay visibility.
Are tickets worth money or prizes?
No. Tickets are a prototype progress mechanic. There are no real prizes, raffles, purchases, or cash value.
Do I need an account?
No online account is required. The prototype has no account server. Profile information and study progress are saved on your computer.
What does this website collect?
This site has no analytics, advertising trackers, cookies, or forms. The sample card runs in your browser and does not send your answer anywhere.
The hosting provider may process normal connection information to serve the page. Downloads open on Google Drive, a separate service with its own privacy policies.