Roadmap

Where Fiveboxes is going, in the order we plan to get there.

• The web app

  Live now

  Fiveboxes on the web: the manual Leitner system with five visible boxes, sessions that actually end, starter decks, CSV import and export, and honest lifetime pricing. This is the foundation everything below builds on.

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  Flashcard & Questions Practice modes

  Shipped

  Three ways to study, built on Active Recall — the well-researched principle that retrieving an answer from memory strengthens it far more than re-reading ever can. Flashcards, Practice questions, and Multiple choice all feed the same Leitner boxes, so every session works your memory harder. Pick your technique each time you sit down to study.

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  MCP server for AI assistants

  Shipped

  Fiveboxes now speaks MCP (Model Context Protocol), so you can use it from inside Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, and other AI tools. Ask your assistant to add a card, list today's review, or check which box a deck is in — no app-switching required. Create a token in Settings and follow the MCP setup guide. Studying and memory work better when Fiveboxes meets you wherever you're already thinking.

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  Fiveboxes in four languages

  Shipped

  The landing page and sign-up flow now speak English, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, and Vietnamese — real translations, not machine output, with prices shown in your local currency and a flag switcher pinned to the corner of the page. Pick your language, or let your browser suggest it; either way, the five boxes speak it.

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  iOS app

  Planned

  A native app for iPhone and iPad, so your five minutes a day fit in your pocket. Same boxes, same decks, same account — your progress stays in sync with the web.

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  Android app

  Planned

  The same native experience for Android, arriving right after iOS. One account, every device, no extra charge — Lifetime covers them all.

Help shape it

This roadmap is written in pencil, like everything else here. If one of these matters to you — or something is missing — email [email protected] and tell us. Real requests from real users decide what ships first.