Fechtkarte generates warm-up and routine drill cards for Historical European Martial Arts (HEMA) practice, using notation credited to the 16th-century fencing master Joachim Meyer. Each card shows a numbered sequence of cuts to work through, with a dot marking a thrust instead of a cut. Card background colour indicates which hand leads, so a drill can alternate sides. Edge choice, guard, footwork and tempo are left to the practitioner — the card only fixes the sequence of openings. Features: * A library of more than 100 classic drill cards, browsable by hand and filterable by action count, thrust count, and technique * Random drill generation with configurable action count, thrust count, and five opt-in shaping rules * Six palettes to choose from per hand, designed and verified for colour-vision-deficiency accessibility * Export a generated card as a high-resolution PNG or a true-vector, print-ready PDF, or share it directly to another app * Works fully offline, with no accounts, no analytics, and no network access required Fechtkarte is free and open-source software (Apache License 2.0), with no proprietary dependencies. See PRIVACY_POLICY.md in the source repository for the full data-handling disclosure.