Spaced-repetition flashcard program that schedules reviews based on how well you recall each card.
Free desktop app with add-ons and free AnkiWeb sync.
Anki is a spaced-repetition flashcard program. It suits students and learners who need to memorise large amounts of material and will build or download their own decks.
Anki groups cards into decks and schedules reviews from your recall ratings. Cards can include audio, images, video and scientific markup, and add-ons extend the program. The repository holds the source of the computer version.
It suits exam preparation and language learning where memorisation matters. It does not answer homework questions or teach new topics for you.
Reviews are scheduled from your recall ratings.
Audio, images, video and scientific markup in cards.
Change card layouts and review timing.
Decks of 100,000 or more cards are supported.
Extra features come from add-ons.
Sync cards across devices through AnkiWeb.
The desktop app is free under its open-source licence, and AnkiDroid is free. AnkiMobile for iOS is a paid app; the site shows no price.
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The desktop version and Android AnkiDroid are free. AnkiMobile for iOS is paid; the site lists no price.
The site lists Windows 10 or later, macOS 13 or later, and Linux on x64 and ARM.
Yes. The AnkiWeb sync service is free.
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