Step 1
Use the podcast episode you already have
An episode saved on the iPhone is enough. This page does not ask you to record a class or capture a Voice Memo.
Study guide
Podcast to flashcards on iPhone: import a podcast episode you already have, then make notes, flashcards, and quizzes. Study a podcast with flashcards instead of another listen. On-device by default.
Quick facts
This page is the podcast-episode path. Record & Learn lists podcasts as a study input. It does not name a host, invent a URL paste, or replace the video, Voice Memos, or lecture-recording guides.
Input
A podcast episode
An episode you already have on iPhone — podcast material you can import. Not a named show app or streaming site.
Job
Study the episode
Turn a podcast into flashcards on iPhone instead of listening again. Live class recording is a different guide.
Output
Cards and quizzes
Notes, flashcards, adaptive quizzes, and spaced practice from that source.
Hosts
Not named
The product page says podcasts. This guide does not invent a specific podcast app, RSS importer, or URL-paste tool.
Privacy
On-device default
Processing is positioned to start locally. Cloud or extra AI features stay optional.
Podcast-episode workflow
Step 1
An episode saved on the iPhone is enough. This page does not ask you to record a class or capture a Voice Memo.
Step 2
Podcasts sit next to lectures, meetings, PDFs, and videos in the public workflow. Treat the episode as source material, not a player to replay.
Step 3
Definitions, steps, and distinctions — not every minute of the show. The listed outputs are notes, flashcards, and quizzes.
Step 4
Adaptive quizzes and spaced practice are the repeat loop. On-device is the default; connected features stay optional.
People search “podcast to flashcards iPhone” when the episode already exists. The missing step is not another capture app. It is turning that podcast material into review you can quiz.
Record & Learn lists podcasts as a study input, then notes, flashcards, adaptive quizzes, and spaced practice as the outputs. That is the whole public claim.
Replaying an episode feels like studying because the audio is familiar. Familiarity is not recall. Turn the podcast into flashcards so later sessions ask a question you have to answer.
The product page describes capturing and reviewing lecture audio, meeting recordings, and podcast material in the same family of imported sources. This guide stays on that listed input.
It is not the live lecture-recording path. If you still need to capture class audio on iPhone, that is a different guide.
It is not a Voice Memos how-to. A Voice Memo is lecture audio you already recorded. A podcast episode is published material you import.
It is not the video-file path. Videos are a sibling listed input. A podcast episode is the show you already have, not a lecture video to watch again.
It does not invent a host importer, a paste-a-link tool, a podcast-app share sheet, or a grade promise. Open /en/apps/recordandlearn/ or the App Store listing for the live iPhone build.
FAQ
Yes. Podcasts are a listed study input for Record & Learn, next to lectures, meetings, PDFs, and videos. Import the episode you already have, then review as notes, flashcards, adaptive quizzes, and spaced practice.
No. The product page says podcasts, not a specific show app or streaming site. This guide does not invent a URL-paste tool, an RSS importer, or a podcast-app share sheet.
No. The lecture-recording and Voice Memos guides start with class audio you captured. This page is the job after a podcast episode already exists and you want cards instead of another listen.
The listed study outputs: notes, flashcards, quizzes, and repeat review. This is not a grade promise.
Next step
Publisher guide. The next click is the live App Store listing for the app this article names.
Import a video as a study source, then review with cards and quizzes.
Import a PDF as a study source. Cards stay in Record & Learn — no Anki export.
Official product page, support path, and App Store listing.