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Yes, on the web: open Synaflip in your browser and sign in. The Android app for phones and tablets is not on Google Play yet; the release status page links to it once it is. Payment verification is still pending.

The initial focus is medical students preparing for NEET PG, INI-CET and FMGE who want to turn their own study material into flashcards. Synaflip is not affiliated with these exams and does not provide an endorsed question bank.

The implemented source workflow accepts pasted notes, TXT and Markdown files, PDFs, and JPG, PNG or WebP images. You can also create basic question-and-answer or cloze notes manually.

No. The draft-review flow lets you inspect source references, edit drafts, verify numbers and approve or reject the result before saving. You remain responsible for checking study material against its source.

The Android implementation supports previously synced cards and saved reviews with a valid, locally established account context. Generation and uploads need a connection. Browser study is online.

The initial platforms are web, Android phones and Android tablets. An iOS app is not part of the initial release scope.

Free and Premium plans are planned, but final public prices and purchasing availability are not confirmed. This website does not sell subscriptions. Existing saved cards remain studyable after Premium expires under the documented product policy.

Anki and CSV integrations are outside the current scope. Synaflip implements a versioned JSON backup archive with supported media and a restore preview.

Yes, for the application: your library, studying, private sources and purchases require sign-in. You can explore this informational website without an account.