Voice-triggered review removes one small friction from a daily habit: opening the app. Swiftflip ships App Shortcuts that work with Siri out of the box and a Shortcuts action library you can build your own automations on top of.
App Shortcuts that work without setup
These actions are available the moment you install Swiftflip:
- Add Card: create a flashcard in a deck you pick
- Practice Due Cards: start a session with the cards that are due now
- Practice Deck: start a session in a specific deck
- Open Deck: open a deck in the app
- Search Library: open library search
- Check Due Cards: ask how many cards are due without starting a session
- View Decks: open the decks list
- View Insights: open the Insights tab
Say “Hey Siri, add a card in Swiftflip” and the Add Card flow starts. Say “Hey Siri, practice due cards in Swiftflip” and a session starts. Say “Hey Siri, search in Swiftflip” and library search opens.
Phrasings that work with Siri
Each App Shortcut accepts a few wordings. The English phrases that match without setup:
Add Card
- “Add a card in Swiftflip”
- “Create a flashcard in Swiftflip”
Practice Due Cards
- “Practice due cards in Swiftflip”
- “Study flashcards in Swiftflip”
- “Review due cards in Swiftflip”
- “Practice in Swiftflip”
Practice Deck
- “Practice a deck in Swiftflip”
- “Practice [deck name] in Swiftflip”
Open Deck
- “Open a deck in Swiftflip”
- “Open [deck name] in Swiftflip”
Search Library
- “Search in Swiftflip”
Check Due Cards
- “Check due cards in Swiftflip”
- “Due for practice in Swiftflip”
- “What’s due in Swiftflip”
- “Show due cards in Swiftflip”
- “Cards due for review in Swiftflip”
View Decks
- “View decks in Swiftflip”
- “Show decks in Swiftflip”
- “Open decks in Swiftflip”
View Insights
- “View insights in Swiftflip”
- “Show my progress in Swiftflip”
- “Check study statistics in Swiftflip”
Each phrase ships with a Swedish equivalent so Siri works in either language.
Build your own Shortcuts
In the Shortcuts app, chain Swiftflip actions or attach them to a schedule.
From there you can:
- attach a practice session to a Focus mode
- chain actions, such as open a deck then start practice
- trigger from time-of-day automations
- add a Shortcut to a Home Screen widget
Why this matters
Spaced repetition rewards consistency. Voice and automation make a daily session something you can trigger with a sentence or a timer rather than navigating into the app. The cards do not change, but the hardest part, starting, gets shorter.