Website guide

On keeplet.app you write notes in notebooks, create flashcards and fill-in exercises, and review in active or passive mode.

How to create a Keeplet account – To create an account on the Keeplet website, open keeplet.app, choose Sign up and enter your email and password, or use Google or Apple. It takes seconds.
Your first Keeplet notebook in 5 minutes – On the Keeplet website you create a space and a notebook, write a note, turn it into a flashcard and do your first review in about five minutes, no manual.
The Keeplet sample space in 30 seconds – The Keeplet website creates the Sample space on its own, with the notebook Keeplet in 30 seconds: one note and 4 flashcards to try review. How to use it.

How to create and organize spaces in Keeplet – On the Keeplet website, create a space with the + button in the menu or New space, then rename it, color it, drag it into a new order or delete it.
How to create a notebook in Keeplet – On the Keeplet website, open a space, click New notebook, type the name and click Create. You can then rename it, delete it, move its notes and fill it up to 250 blocks.
How to move notes and flashcards to another notebook – On the Keeplet website click the block handle, choose Move to another notebook… and pick the destination. A flashcard keeps its review schedule when moved.

How to write in the Keeplet editor – The Keeplet website editor is a page made of blocks: press Enter to start a new block, drag the handle to move it, and everything saves automatically.
How to format text in Keeplet notes – On the Keeplet website, format text with bold and italic from the right-click bar, and type #, - and 1. to write headings and lists without lifting your hands.
How to select and edit multiple blocks at once – On the Keeplet website pick several blocks with Select, a drag rectangle or Ctrl+A, then move them to another notebook, delete them or copy their text.

How to create a flashcard from a note in Keeplet – On the Keeplet website, select a sentence in a note and click Create card: you get a flashcard with the sentence as its answer. Or turn the block into one from its menu.
How to create a cloze exercise in Keeplet – To create a cloze exercise on the Keeplet website, write the sentence in a flashcard's question and put the term to hide between double curly braces: {{term}}.
How to turn a flashcard back into a note – On the Keeplet website click the card handle, choose Turn into note and confirm with Yes, convert: the answer joins the text and the card leaves review.
How to read a card's review status – On the Keeplet website the label above the question tells you when a flashcard comes back: due today, tomorrow, in N days or late. Here is how to read it.

How to do a review session in Keeplet – On the Keeplet website, open Home and click Start review: you see one card at a time, try to recall it, click Show the answer and rate it with four buttons.
Active and passive review mode in Keeplet – In Keeplet website review, passive mode shows the answer and lets you rate it; active mode is a reorder exercise that puts the words of the answer in order.
How to rate a card during review – On the Keeplet website you rate each card with Not at all, A little, Somewhat or Great: the better you remembered it, the later it returns. See what each means.
What happens if you go offline during review – On the Keeplet website, if the network drops during a review that is already open, your ratings are queued in the browser and sent when the connection returns.
How to review on your phone with swipe – On the Keeplet website, on a phone or tablet, tap the card to flip it, swipe right if you remembered it, left if not, and up to skip it. Buttons work too.

Keeplet keyboard shortcuts – All Keeplet website keyboard shortcuts: Ctrl+K to search, Enter and Alt+arrows in the editor, Space and keys 1-4 to show and rate cards during review.
Keeplet limits and supported formats – Keeplet website limits in one table: 250 blocks per notebook, name and text lengths, Anki import up to about 1 MB of text, a 7-day share link and more.

How to search notes and flashcards in Keeplet – On the Keeplet website, press Ctrl+K (⌘K on Mac) or choose Search in the menu, type a word and open the notebook that holds the note or flashcard you want.
How to read your statistics in Keeplet – On the Keeplet website, the Statistics page shows cards reviewed, how many you remembered well, your streak of days and progress by notebook. Here's how to read it.
Daily goal and streak in Keeplet – On the Keeplet website the daily goal sets how many cards you review per day (5 to 50, default 15); the streak counts consecutive days with at least one review.

Profile, theme and language in Keeplet – On the Keeplet website, change photo, name and phone in Settings › Profile (email is read-only) and theme (Light, Dark, System) and language in Preferences.
Email reminders and push notifications in Keeplet – On the Keeplet website turn on reminders in Settings › Notifications: an email when flashcards are due and, if you want, push notifications in two modes.
How to get Keeplet notifications on iPhone – To get Keeplet website notifications on iPhone, open keeplet.app in Safari, add it to your Home Screen and turn on notifications from the installed icon.
How to install Keeplet as an app from your browser – The Keeplet website installs as an app from your browser: on computer and Android from the browser menu, on iPhone with Safari and Add to Home Screen.

How to export your data from Keeplet – On the Keeplet website, export all your flashcards from Settings › Data, choosing JSON (with review data) or CSV, which opens directly in Excel.
How to import an Anki deck into Keeplet – On the Keeplet website, import an Anki deck from Settings › Data › Import from Anki by uploading the Notes in Plain Text (.txt) export, up to about 1 MB of text.
How to delete your Keeplet account – On the Keeplet website, delete your account from Settings › Account by clicking Delete and confirming, or by emailing [email protected]. It is permanent.

How to share a notebook with a link in Keeplet – On the Keeplet website, share a notebook with a read-only link that lasts 7 days: click Share in the notebook, then Create link. You can revoke it any time.
How to copy a shared notebook into your space – On the Keeplet website, open the link you received and click Copy to my space: the notebook becomes yours to study. Blocks over the limits are skipped.

How to connect Keeplet to Claude – To connect Keeplet to Claude, add a custom connector in claude.ai with the address https://api.keeplet.app/api/mcp, then click Allow on Keeplet.
How to manage connected apps in Keeplet – On the Keeplet website, see connected apps such as Claude in Settings › Connections: access type, last use and the Revoke button to remove them at once.
Connect Wonderlet to your Keeplet account – To connect Wonderlet to Keeplet, open the link in Wonderlet, sign in to Keeplet and click Allow: its flashcards land in the Wonderlet notebook of your account.

Can't sign in or forgot your password – If you can't sign in to the Keeplet website, check your email and sign-in method (password, Google or Apple), then use Forgot password to choose a new one.
Keeplet notifications not working: what to check – If Keeplet website notifications don't arrive, check the switches in Settings › Notifications, the browser permission and whether you have flashcards coming due.
Keeplet website: frequently asked questions – Quick answers to the most common questions about the Keeplet website: cost, accounts, using it on a phone, limits, import and export, sharing, notifications and privacy.