CertLabz flashcards turn every exam objective into a question you have to answer from memory. 100 exam-style cards per certification, graded Easy, Medium and Hard, each with a full explanation and a spaced repetition schedule that brings the shaky ones back until they stick.
This is the same card engine subscribers use, loaded with a sample pulled from several decks. Tap the card to flip it, mark what you know, and watch the deck reorder itself around your weak spots.
This sample holds 9 cards. A CertLabz subscription opens all 40 decks and 4,000 cards, plus labs, PBQs and practice exams. See what is included
Reading a page twice feels productive and teaches you almost nothing. Pulling an answer out of your own memory is what builds the recall you need under exam pressure, and the effort is the point.
Every card you mark Review again returns within minutes. Every card you mark I know this moves out to a longer interval: one day, three days, a week, then a fortnight. By exam week you are spending your time on the twenty percent of material that is still shaky instead of re-reading the eighty percent you already own.
Passive review against spaced recall, measured from the day you first learn a concept.
No setup, no deck building, no importing someone else's typos. Pick your certification and start flipping.
Choose from 40 certification decks across CompTIA, ISC2, ISACA, CNCF, Red Hat and LPI. Every card is written against the current exam blueprint.
Narrow the deck by exam domain or by difficulty. Drilling only the Hard cards in one weak domain takes minutes, not an evening.
Commit to an answer in your head first, then flip. The back gives you the answer and the reasoning behind it, not just a term and a definition.
Grade yourself honestly. Weak cards come back fast, strong cards drift out, and SkillTracker™ turns the whole thing into a readiness score.
Each deck holds 100 cards built from the official objectives: roughly 30 Easy, 40 Medium and 30 Hard, spread across every domain the exam weights.
Decks unlock the moment your trial starts. Start free
Flashcards in most tools are a closed loop: you flip, you feel better, and nothing tells you whether you are actually ready. CertLabz scores every card you grade against the exam domain it belongs to.
Miss three Cryptography cards in a row and SkillTracker™ drops that domain before your practice exam ever catches it. The dashboard shows you the weak domain, the cards that caused it, and the lab or PBQ that fixes the underlying gap.
That is the difference between studying hard and studying the right ten percent.
Explore SkillTrackers™Certification exams test recall under a clock. Flashcards are the only study format that practises exactly that.
Every answer you pull from memory strengthens the route back to it. Re-reading strengthens nothing, it only makes the page feel familiar.
A deck works in six minute bursts. Lunch break, train, waiting room. You do not need a desk and a free evening to make progress.
A card you cannot answer is unarguable feedback. Highlighting a textbook lets you believe you know something you have never once recalled.
Easy cards cover the vocabulary. Hard cards present a scenario and make you choose. You climb the deck instead of drowning in it on day one.
Every back face explains why the answer is right and what the plausible wrong answer was testing. You learn the distinction, not the keyword.
Card results feed SkillTracker™ alongside your practice exams, PBQs and labs, so one readiness score covers everything you have done.
They come with the labs, the PBQs and the practice exams, because studying one without the others is how people fail.
Most flashcard tools hand you an empty deck and wish you luck. Here is what you get instead.
| Feature | CertLabz | Generic flashcard apps |
|---|---|---|
| Cards written against current exam objectives | User submitted | |
| Full explanation on every card | ||
| Easy, Medium and Hard grading | Rare | |
| Filter by official exam domain | ||
| Spaced repetition scheduling | Some | |
| Readiness scoring with SkillTracker™ | ||
| Hands-on labs and PBQs in the same plan | ||
| Nothing to build or import | ||
| Starts at | $15/mo | Free with ads, or paid add-ons |
Everything people ask before they start a trial.
Every certification deck holds 100 exam-style cards, roughly 30 Easy, 40 Medium and 30 Hard. The All-in-One bundle opens all 40 decks, which is 4,000 cards in total. The Labs plan gives you the full deck for the single track you choose.
CompTIA A+, Network+, Security+, CySA+, PenTest+, SecurityX, Linux+, Cloud+, Server+, Data+, DataSys+, DataX, DataAI, SecAI+, SecOT+, AutoOps+, CloudNetX, Project+ and Tech+. ISC2 CISSP, SSCP, CSSLP, CGRC, ISSAP, ISSEP and ISSMP. ISACA CISA, CISM and CRISC. CNCF CKA, CKAD, CKS, KCNA and KCSA. Red Hat RHCSA and RHCE. LPI Linux Essentials, LPIC-1, LPIC-2 and LPIC-3.
The sample deck on this page is free and needs no account. The full decks are part of a CertLabz subscription, and every plan starts with a 5-day free trial, so you can work through as many decks as you like before you are charged.
Yes. Tap to flip on any phone or tablet, with no app to install. Your progress and review schedule follow your account, so you can drill cards on your commute and pick up on your laptop at home.
Practice exams measure whether you are ready, under a clock, in exam conditions. Flashcards are what you use between those exams to close the gaps they expose. Most people who pass on the first attempt run both: cards daily, a full timed exam each weekend.
Yes. CertLabz for Business gives you seat management and team reporting, so you can see which domains your engineers are weak on before they sit the exam. Academic pricing is available for colleges and training providers.
Open all 40 decks, 200+ labs, 600+ PBQs and unlimited practice exams for $20 a month. Cancel any time during the trial.