You can simply download the decks to your smartphone and then import them directly into the app. Or exchange decks and cards with your friends. It's super easy!
It would be great if you would make some of your decks freely available as well. This way our community will grow and we will support each other in learning new languages and topics. Send your free decks to info@superlearn.goritz.de so they can be published here.

Free Decks

Traveller 100 SL Deutsch - English

The first 100 words for travelers (German - English) in 'SuperLearn Sorting'

Traveller 100 SL ??? - English

The first 100 words for travelers (Your language - English) in 'SuperLearn Sorting'

Example with pictures

A small example how you can use pictures, markers and ... .

Templates

To create decks on your PC, use the templates. There are several text files that you can edit with any text editor. If you prefer to work with a spreadsheet program (e.g. LibreOffice) use the *.ods files. A description of how to do this can be found inside the file.
Of course you can create, export and share decks directly with the app also.

templates.ods

All templates for a spreadsheet program.

deck.txt

A complete deck with placeholders. One complete row each for separator, deck, locales, prefixes, chapter, topic and card.

deck_example.txt

A short example of a complete deck.

group(chapter|topic).txt

One complete group (chapter or topic) with placeholders and three complete cards with placeholders.

cards.txt

Three complete cards with placeholders. A new theme is automatically created for the cards during import.

group_shortcut_4.txt

Simplified group (chapter or topic) with placeholders and simplified cards (without images, without sorting) with placeholders.

group_shortcut_2.txt

Simplified group (chapter or topic) with placeholders and simplified cards (only text for A and B side) with placeholders.

topic_shortcut2_example.txt

Simplified example for the days of the week.

Import

You can import complete decks, multiple/single groups (chapters, topics) or just cards. A simple text file (*.txt) is used or, if you also want to import images, a zip file (*.zip). The zip file does not contain any folders, all images and the text file are on the top level. The text file must have the name 'deck.txt'. If no zip file is used, any name can be chosen for the text file.

In the following, an item in red means that this item CANNOT be omitted. Everything else is optional. The following examples are easier to read in landscape format, because then there are less line breaks. The first line of the file contains as the first character the separator and then the characters for markers if necessary:

;markBegin;markEnd

;{{;}}
;
##

Then each line contains the deck, the locales, the prefixes, a chapter, a topic or a card. The order of these lines does not matter and they do not all have to occur.
For a line break within a text a is used (possible for all texts of a card as well as for titles of decks, chapters and topics).
If a line break is to be prevented, one encloses the word group in ... (e.g.: 1. FC Bayern). (only possible for all texts of a card) Deck:
deck;title;titleShort

deck;English - Deutsch;EN - DE
deck;English - Deutsch;

Locales:
locales;localeA;localeB

locales;en-US;de-DE
locales;;fr

If your deck or a page of the cards does not require speech output, leave this line blank or leave the corresponding field empty. Then the speech output button will be hidden and the automatic read out loud will not be used (for the deck or the corresponding page). Prefixes:
prefixes;prefixesA;prefixesB

The prefixes of a page are separated by spaces.

prefixes;to the;der die das
prefixes;;der die das

Chapter:
chapter;title;titleShort;sortText;useSuperLearnSorting;color;cardIds(or all)

sortText: see sorting (in the app)
useSuperLearnSorting: y, x, yes, true (ignoreCase) is interpreted as 'Yes', everything else as 'No'.
color: #rrggbb, choose a light color for the light mode, the color for the dark mode will be calculated from it
cardIds: separated by spaces, ranges can be hyphenated (e.g. 100 105 120-127 562-581 733 759)

chapter;Food for beginners;Food1;basiccourse2;y;#e6e6ff;100-109 130 132 150
chapter;Food for beginners;Food1;;;;100-109 130 132 150
chapter;Food for beginners;;;;;all

Shortened form:
chapter;title;titleShort;cardIds(or all)

chapter;Food for beginners;Food1;100-109 130 132 150
chapter;Food for beginners;;all
chapter;Food for beginners;;

Topic:
As for chapter only 'topic' instead of 'chapter'. Card:
id;aText;aPicName;aSort;bText;bPicName;bSort;rText;rPicName

a…: A side of the card
b…: B side of the card
r…: Remark of the card
…PicName: the names of the pictures are caseSensitive!
…Sort: see 'SuperLearn Sorting' (in the app)

102;monday;340.png;week1;Montag;341.png;woche1;A week has 7 days. Monday is the {{first day of the week}}.;342.png
102;monday;;week1;Montag;;woche1;;342.png
102;;340.png;;;341.png;;;342.png

For cards without images there are shortened forms. These are useful if only one chapter or topic is to be imported per file. For the cardIds of the group then simply 'all' is used.

Shortened forms:
id;aText;bText;rText
id;aText;bText
aText;bText

The cardIds in the file are only used for the import, in the app the cards get new ids. Also, ranges of cardIds (e.g. 100-199) do not need to be filled out completely. This gives you more freedom when creating your files. You can e.g. assign a 1000 range to each group, so you have enough space for your cards and don't have to count constantly which id has been used already.
For cards that have not been assigned to a group, the app creates a separate topic.