Fieldcard — identification practice

Fieldcard

Decks

Add a deck

Drop a .json file exported from your spreadsheet — one object per row. You'll choose which columns become the question and the answer.

Up to 100 cards a deck works comfortably.

Deck

—

0/0

Box 1

Got it

Missed

—

Tap to reveal

Determination

—

Session complete

Deck

Nicely done

0Right

0Missed

0%Accuracy

Progress

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0Mastered

0%All-time accuracy

0Due now

0Cards started

Leitner boxes — how far each card has travelled

Trickiest cards

Deck

Build the cards

— rows found

Deck name

Photo column Image URLs, or data: URIs if you want them stored offline.

Question text Shown on the front under the photo. Leave empty for a pure photo ID.

Answer

Answer, second line

Hint

Also show on the back

Preview — first card

Getting your spreadsheet in

Export your sheet as JSON — one object per row, header names as keys. Any columns work; you map them to card roles on import.

[
  {
    "photo": "https://…/betula.jpg",
    "latin": "Betula pendula",
    "common": "Silver birch",
    "family": "Betulaceae",
    "hardiness": "H7",
    "habitat": "Dry heath, poor soils"
  }
]

A wrapper object also works, and carries the deck name:

{ "name": "Native trees", "cards": [ … ] }

Google Sheets: add a column with a formula, or paste the sheet into any CSV‑to‑JSON converter. Excel: Power Query → export as JSON.