Mochi
Mochi is a note-taking and spaced-repetition flashcard app for macOS that helps you write study materials in Markdown and review them over time.
What is Mochi?
Mochi is a study app for macOS focused on notes and flashcards with spaced repetition. It helps learners create their own study material, organize it into decks, and review cards on a schedule designed to improve long-term recall. The app uses Markdown for fast text entry and formatting, which makes it useful for students, language learners, and anyone building structured study notes. Mochi also supports linking between notes and cards, so related ideas can be connected instead of kept in isolated flashcard sets. In addition to the Mac app, Mochi is available across other platforms for people who want to continue reviewing on mobile or the web. Matthew Steedman publishes the app.
Key features
- Create notes and flashcards using Markdown
- Study cards with spaced-repetition scheduling
- Organize material into decks for different subjects
- Link notes and cards to connect related topics
- Review study content across desktop, mobile, and web platforms
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Safety overview
Status: Safe
Mochi is a legitimate study application. Its normal use involves storing the notes and flashcards you create, so the main privacy consideration is the sensitivity of your study material and any synced content you choose to keep in the app. Removing it is generally straightforward, but doing so can leave your learning data inaccessible unless you have exported or synced it elsewhere.
Recommendation: Keep Mochi if you actively use it for studying, note-taking, or flashcard review. If you no longer use it, you can remove it after exporting or confirming you no longer need your decks and notes.
Common paths
/Applications/Mochi.app
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