Why Knovli?
Knovli was built around a simple idea: studying should not feel like something you have to get through.
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The name
The name Knovli combines the ideas of knowing and levelling up — because learning is not just about memorising information. It is about making progress.
Every flashcard reviewed, question answered, concept mastered and challenge completed moves you forward. Traditional study tools help you review. Knovli helps you level up.
What Knovli actually is
An interactive learning platform for students and educators. You build flashcard decks — typing them, or having Knovli draft them from your notes — and then study them four different ways or hand them to a mastery plan that paces you to a date.
Around that sits the rest: Knovli Atlas for geography, four competitive modes for when practice needs to be a game, classes and assignments for teachers, and a library of public and curated decks to start from instead of a blank page.
Progress is the through-line
One XP ladder, one day streak, one set of badges, fed by everything: a flashcard session, an Atlas round, a 1v1 win, the Daily Quiz. Nothing you do on Knovli is a detour from what you are meant to be doing.
By combining proven study tools with games, challenges, progress tracking and rewards, Knovli makes studying more engaging without losing sight of what matters: actually learning the material.
Know more. Master more. Level up.
That is Knovli.
Knovli is made by Harborframe Labs LLC. It runs in any modern browser and as an app on iOS and Android, on the same account and the same decks.
Common questions
Is Knovli free?
Yes. Building decks, studying them and browsing the public library are free. Paid plans lift the monthly limits on games and on turning documents into flashcards.
Who is Knovli for?
Students who need to learn something, and teachers who need a class to learn something. Both sides use the same decks.
Do I need an account?
Not to browse. You need a free account to build decks, study, or save any progress.
Is there a mobile app?
Yes, for iOS and Android, sharing the same account and library as the website.