Already on Quizlet? Import your decks in 30 seconds.
Export your Quizlet deck as a text file and import it into WizzStudy at /library/import. Your cards get FSRS-5 scheduling from day one. You keep everything you already built, and add citations, lecture recording, live study rooms, and an AI tutor on top.
WizzStudy is best for
Serious university students studying from their own course material who need the answer to trace back to a verifiable source, and want long-term retention, not just exam-week cramming.
Quizlet is best for
K-12 students, language learners, and anyone studying from someone else's pre-made deck on a high-school-level topic.
Pricing: Quizlet Plus is $35.99 CAD/year ($2.99/mo) but the AI features are gated. WizzStudy Pro is $9.99 CAD/mo ($79/yr) and every feature is included from day one.
Feature-by-feature
The honest comparison.
AI features
| Feature | WizzStudy | Quizlet |
|---|---|---|
| AI-generated summaries Quizlet Magic Notes summarizes; doesn't cite the source line. | ||
| AI-generated flashcards Both generate; only WizzStudy cites each card. | ||
| AI-generated quizzes with cited explanations | ||
| Citation enforcement (no source → no claim) | ||
| Shared AI tutor in study rooms |
Spaced repetition
| Feature | WizzStudy | Quizlet |
|---|---|---|
| FSRS-5 (modern, 2023+ algorithm) Quizlet uses Learn Mode which is not a true spaced-repetition algorithm. | ||
| SM-2 (1985 algorithm) Quizlet's Learn Mode isn't SM-2 either; it's a custom scheduling heuristic. | ||
| Personalized per-card difficulty (IRT) | ||
| 30/60/90-day retention forecast |
Lecture mode
| Feature | WizzStudy | Quizlet |
|---|---|---|
| Record a lecture in-browser | ||
| Diarized transcript with timestamps | ||
| 5-min audio recap with original-voice clips | ||
| Audio flashcards for headphones-only mode |
Collaboration
| Feature | WizzStudy | Quizlet |
|---|---|---|
| Public deck library (user-generated) WizzStudy generates from your material; Quizlet shares pre-made decks. | ||
| Live multiplayer study rooms Quizlet Live is a game; WizzStudy rooms include a shared AI tutor. | ||
| Voice rooms with up to 8 participants |
Switching from Quizlet
| Feature | WizzStudy | Quizlet |
|---|---|---|
| Import your existing Quizlet decks Export from Quizlet as text (Tab separator) → import at /library/import. Your cards get FSRS-5 scheduling immediately. | ||
| Export to Anki-compatible format WizzStudy exports decks as Anki-import TSV. Quizlet exports are not Anki-compatible without conversion. | ||
| Import from Quizlet preserves all terms & definitions |
Trust & privacy
| Feature | WizzStudy | Quizlet |
|---|---|---|
| PIPEDA-compliant, Canadian-hosted | ||
| Full data export + delete | ||
| Opt-in research corpus only | ||
| No advertising cookies, ever |
Honest about our gaps
Where Quizlet is still better.
- No public deck library. If you want to download someone else's deck on Spanish vocab or the periodic table, Quizlet has millions of those. We don't.
- Quizlet's brand recognition means your study group already knows it. We're new, so you'll be the early adopter.
- Quizlet has gamification modes (Match, Gravity) that some students like for warm-ups. We're more focused on serious review.
- Quizlet works for elementary school through grad school. We're built for post-secondary, so younger students may find it overkill.
We'd rather you switch with eyes open than churn in a week.