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Cramberry helps users avoid the need to cram before a big test. The application offers an easy to use system that assists user with their studies. Users can build their own set of online flash cards to study with. Cramberry monitors progress and points out areas where the user needs improvement to help them come up with an effective study plan. Users can also check out a collection of public flash cards. The interface is simple to use and users have the option of millions of flash cards created by other users to work with.

Cramberry was created by Lateral Communications in 2010. The application was designed to help users study better with one of the most effective tools available: the flash card. Cramberry adds a layer of functionality for users by monitoring how they do during each session and providing insight into which flash cards the user should focus on. Today, Cramberry helps many users study better.

Many users like Cramberry because it does more than store information for them to study. The flash card concept is not a new one, but it works very effectively. Naturally, when incorporated into an application like Cramberry, the flash card can be even more effective. What really makes Cramberry a good choice over standard paper flash cards is the way it monitors the user’s study progress. Users can see their weak areas and focus on them, allowing the user to study more efficiently.

Cramberry keeps things even simpler with a very clean design and logical layout. Users can adapt to the site in seconds. Reading study results and choosing flash cards is also simple. This is very important to help streamline the study process. Students and others do not want to have to explore the site for long to figure it out, they want to get right down to studying so they can ace their test and move on. Cramberry’s design is perfect for doing just that.

New users can register for Cramberry by clicking the large blue button that reads “Sign up for free” in the bottom right hand corner of the homepage (the user may have to scroll down to see it depending on their browser). The registration process is also kept simple. Users are required to provide a username, email address and password. The user must also select one of the two membership types. A check box is also present to allow the user to opt in to receive Cramberry updates.

Cramberry is very affordable, making it a good choice for students on a tight budget. There are two accounts to choose from, one free and one paid. The free membership allows users a 14 day trial of the paid Pro account. The free membership is limited to 30 flash cards per day. The paid membership (called the Pro) costs just under $10 and upgrades to include auto translation, a CSV import feature and unlimited studying every day (no cap on daily flash card access).

Students or anyone who is in the process of learning something could use Cramberry. The application is affordable and offers an enormous database of existing flash cards. Users can monitor their progress through the sites features, which can streamline the study process. Rather than guessing where their weak areas are, students will be able to see them with their Cramberry study results.

• Access an enormous data base of millions of public flash cards
• Create your own flash cards to use on Cramberry
• Review study results to see where you need to focus more study time
• Review multiple flash cards every day
• Spend less time preparing for tests by studying more efficiently

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