# Connect Wonderlet to your Keeplet account Applies to: website and Android and iPhone app · Last updated: 2026-10-30 Wonderlet is an external app that connects to your Keeplet account and creates flashcards in it. To connect it, open the link to Keeplet inside Wonderlet, sign in to Keeplet if needed and click **Allow**: from then on the cards Wonderlet creates appear in a dedicated notebook of your account, which you review like any other. ## Before you start You need a Keeplet account. The connection always starts from Wonderlet, not from Keeplet: in the Keeplet website and app you can only see existing connections and revoke them. The connection is free. ## Steps 1. In Wonderlet, choose to connect your Keeplet account. 2. Keeplet's authorization page opens, with the Wonderlet icon and the title "Wonderlet wants to connect to your Keeplet". If you are not signed in yet, the sign-in page appears first with the line "Sign in or create a Keeplet account to connect Wonderlet": sign in or create the account and you come back to the authorization page. 3. Read what Wonderlet will be able to do: "Creates flashcards only in the «Wonderlet» notebook", "Knows if a card already exists, to avoid duplicates", "No access to your other notebooks and notes". Below it you also read "You can revoke access at any time from Connections". 4. Click **Allow**. With **Cancel** nothing is connected. 5. The browser takes you back to Wonderlet (it may ask you to confirm opening the app), which can now send flashcards to your account. After **Cancel** you also return to Wonderlet, with nothing connected. ## What does Wonderlet do in your account? - **It creates flashcards** with a question and an answer in plain text. It does not edit or delete existing ones. - **It writes in a single notebook**, created by Wonderlet the first time and unique to your account. The notebook lives in your default space. Wonderlet cannot write in your other notebooks. - **It does not read your notes or notebooks.** It only sees its own notebook and the email you use to sign in to Keeplet, together with the sign-in method (for example email or Google). - **It does not create the same card twice**: if Wonderlet sends a card it already sent, Keeplet does not add a copy. ## What can I do with the Wonderlet notebook? It is a normal notebook: you can rename it, open it, review its cards, edit them, move them to other notebooks and delete them. [Keeplet's limits](/en/help/web/limits-and-formats) apply: at most 250 blocks per notebook. When the notebook is full Wonderlet cannot add more cards until you move or delete some blocks. If you move a card to another notebook, it stays where you put it and Wonderlet does not recreate it. If you delete a card or the whole notebook, Wonderlet can recreate them the next time it sends those cards. ## Where do I see the connection and how do I revoke it? On the website go to **Settings › Connections**; in the app tap **Profile**, then **Connections** and **Connected apps**. Wonderlet appears with its icon, its name, its last use ("last used" with the date, or "never used") and the **Revoke** button. Click **Revoke** and confirm: Wonderlet can no longer access your account, while the notebook and the cards already created stay. Under the name you see "Writes to the Wonderlet notebook", not **Read only**: Wonderlet does not read your content, it only creates cards. To use Wonderlet again after a revoke, repeat the connection from Wonderlet. ## Frequently asked questions ### Can Wonderlet delete my notes? No. Wonderlet only creates flashcards, in its own notebook: it cannot edit or delete anything, and it cannot even read your other notes. ### Where do I find the cards created by Wonderlet? In the Wonderlet notebook, which lives in your default space. You review them like your other flashcards, on the website and in the app. ### If I revoke Wonderlet, do I lose the cards? No. Revoking only removes future access: the notebook and the cards stay in your account, and you can delete them whenever you like. ### What happens if I delete the Wonderlet notebook? The cards it contains are deleted with it. If Wonderlet is still connected, the next time it sends cards it creates a new notebook and may recreate the cards. ### Can Wonderlet and Claude be connected together? Yes, they are separate connections and both appear in the list. Claude's is described in [How to connect Keeplet to Claude](/en/help/web/connect-keeplet-to-claude). ## Related articles - [How to manage connected apps in Keeplet](https://keeplet.app/en/help/web/manage-connected-apps) - [How to connect Keeplet to Claude](https://keeplet.app/en/help/web/connect-keeplet-to-claude) - [Keeplet limits and supported formats](https://keeplet.app/en/help/web/limits-and-formats) - [Connected apps and Claude in the Keeplet app](https://keeplet.app/en/help/app/connected-apps-claude) - [What is Keeplet: key facts](https://keeplet.app/en/help/keeplet) Source: https://keeplet.app/en/help/web/connect-wonderlet