Kommit
Spaced repetition flashcard app that works offline. Create decks with Markdown support, use the SuperMemo SM-2 algorithm for optimal memory retention. Data stored locally. Cards are scheduled by the SM-2 interval rather than a fixed calendar, so difficult cards return sooner than easy ones.
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