The cards you never made were lost at the same step: typing them out. Highlight as you read, and by the last paragraph the deck is already made.
Free for your first 25 cards & 3 decks · unlimited for $4.99 once, not a subscription · 14-day refund
No copy-paste, no retyping. Three steps, all in your browser.
Highlight a sentence, pick Basic or Cloze, and it is saved in the wording you chose. No copying, no second tab, no tidying up afterwards.
Flip a card in the popup and rate how it went. It decides when to show that one again, so ten spare minutes actually move something.
Send a whole deck into the open Anki app in one click with the free AnkiConnect add-on, or export Anki TSV or Quizlet text. Nothing is trapped here.
The free plan is the whole app — every feature, up to 25 cards and 3 decks, which is roughly one good article. When your reading outgrows that, $4.99 once removes the cap for good, on every computer you use. It is a single payment, not a subscription, and cards you have already made are never locked.
No. Cardwright works fully on its own — capture, study, and export. If you do use Anki, you get two extras: one-click “Send to Anki” (when the Anki app is open, via the free AnkiConnect add-on), or a downloadable file that imports without any field-mapping.
Only on your device, in the browser's local storage. There's no account and no server of ours holding your notes. You can back everything up to a file and restore it, so a reinstall never loses your cards or your review progress. Because nothing goes to a server, decks live in the Chrome profile that made them — they don't sync between computers. The backup file is the way to move them: back up on one machine, restore on the other.
Pro is a one-time $4.99 purchase (no subscription) that removes the free limit — unlimited cards and decks. Everything else, including Auto-blanks and study stats, is already free. The free tier is capped at 25 cards and 3 decks, but the cap only affects making new cards: you can always review, export, and back up everything you've already created.
Checkout is handled by Paddle and takes about a minute. Right after payment you land on a page showing your license key — copy it there. Then open Cardwright, click Pro at the bottom of the popup, paste the key and click Activate: it unlocks on the spot. The same key unlocks Pro on your other computers, and Cardwright re-checks it about once a week, working offline in between. Lost the key? Email info@bilingoplus.com and we'll resend it.
Different job. AI tools write cards for you — fast, but you end up sorting and trusting a machine-made pile. Cardwright keeps you in control: you decide what's worth remembering, and it removes the busywork of typing and formatting. Auto-blanks is an optional assist that suggests blanks for numbers, dates and key terms in a Cloze card — you keep the final say. The result is cards you actually chose to make. And it's 100% local, with no account.
Purchases are handled by Paddle, our reseller (Merchant of Record). You can request a refund within 14 days of purchase, for any reason — email info@bilingoplus.com or use the links in your Paddle receipt.
PDFs and Chrome's own pages (settings, the Web Store) are off-limits to every extension — Chrome blocks reading text there. Editors that draw their text on a canvas, Google Docs among them, also don't hand over a normal text selection. In all of those cases, copy the text and paste it into the card's Front field. Normal articles and web pages — where most reading happens — capture with one click.