23,500+ questions
Chullin, Bekhorot, Menachot and Eruvin by sugya; all five chumashim by parsha. Every question in Hebrew, with the source text and Rashi one click away.
אנקי לחזרה על גמרא ועל רש"י על התורה. שאלות ותשובות בעברית, מסודרות סוגיא-סוגיא ופרשה-פרשה, עם לוח זמנים חכם.
Bechina-ready · Dirshu-ready · FSRS-scheduled · 23,500+ questions.
Two separate sections, each with its own schedule, plans and flagged list. No signup. Everything works in your browser.
Chullin, Bekhorot, Menachot and Eruvin by sugya; all five chumashim by parsha. Every question in Hebrew, with the source text and Rashi one click away.
The scheduler learns your forgetting curve. Study only what you're about to forget — hit any retention target with the fewest possible reviews.
Dirshu-style plans: name it, add ranges across mesechtos — or across parshiyos — set a target date. Cards from those ranges get priority so you peak on test day.
Tap Paragraph on any card for the gemara and its Rashi, or the pasuk and its Rashi — rendered in traditional Rashi script.
Re-walk any sugya, parsha or plan without touching the schedule. Anki-style cram for when a test is around the corner.
Spot a mistake or a weak question? Flag it — the whole list is one tap away for cleanup between generation runs.
More mesechtos rolling out as bechinas are generated and reviewed. Yerushalmi is next, as its own section.
A free web app that turns real gemara bechina questions into an Anki-style spaced-repetition flashcard deck. Every question and answer is in Hebrew, indexed by mesechta → daf → sugya, and linked to the source paragraph and Rashi from the Sefaria William Davidson Edition.
Anki decks for Talmud are almost always in English (translations of gemara vocabulary). TorahFlashCards is Hebrew-native — the questions come from real bechina material and are structured the way learners actually prepare for tests, by sugya and by test date rather than by isolated vocabulary word.
Currently: Chullin (all 141 dapim), Bekhorot (all 60 dapim), Eruvin (all 104 dapim), and Menachot (dapim 85-110). Total 13,000+ Q&A cards. More mesechtos ship as bechinas are generated and reviewed.
Yes — currently free while the site is in early launch. No signup required; your review history is stored in your browser. Paid tiers will come later with account sync across devices.
Yes — the website is mobile-optimized and works in any browser. A native Android app with offline study is in final testing; iOS will follow.
FSRS-4.5 (Free Spaced Repetition Scheduler) is a modern successor to Anki's SM-2 algorithm. It models your personal forgetting curve and shows each card at the moment you're about to forget it — hitting the same retention target with fewer reviews than older algorithms.
Yes — that's a core use case. Create a Plan with the mesechta and daf-range for your upcoming Dirshu test, set the target date, and the scheduler paces your reviews so you peak on test day. Plans can span multiple mesechtos.
Every question links to its source paragraph and Rashi dibburim from the Sefaria William Davidson Edition (CC BY-NC 4.0). Rashi is rendered in traditional Rashi script for an authentic look.
Every card in the sheet view has a "Suggest edit" button. Fill in your correction with a short comment; accepted edits go live for everyone.
Requesting another mesechta, spotted a bug, or just want to say hi? Drop a note.