AnkiDroid Flashcards

AnkiDroid Open Source Team

About this app

Memorize anything with AnkiDroid!

AnkiDroid lets you learn flashcards very efficiently by showing them just before you would forget. It is fully compatible with the spaced repetition software Anki (including synchronization), which is available for Windows/Mac/Linux/ChromeOS.

Study all sorts of things wherever and whenever you want. Make good use of idle times on bus trips, in supermarket queues or any other waiting situation!

Create your own flashcard decks or download free decks compiled for many languages and topics (more than 6000 available).

Add material through the desktop application Anki or directly through Ankidroid. The application even supports adding material automatically from a dictionary!

Need support? https://docs.ankidroid.org/help.html (much preferred over comments in reviews here :-) )

★ Key features:
• supported flashcard contents: text, images, sounds, LaTeX
• spaced repetition (supermemo 2 algorithm)
• text-to-speech integration
• more than 6000 premade decks
• progress widget
• detailed statistics
• syncing with AnkiWeb
• open source

★ Additional features:
• write answers (optional)
• whiteboard
• card editor/adder
• card browser
• tablet layout
• import existing collection files (via Anki Desktop)
• dictionary integration (ColorDict, GoldenDict, Leo.org, Aedict, diverse web dictionaries)
• add cards by intent from other applications like dictionaries
• custom font support
• full backup system
• navigation by swipe, tap, shake
• fully customisable
• dynamic deck handling
• night mode
• 27 localisations
• All previous AnkiDroid versions can be downloaded from the website

Ratings and reviews

I like the app and idea of it, but it needs to be much more intuitive to use, I can look up information on how to use the app fine but would prefer to have clearer labels like a pencil icon on a deck to edit it. Make it easier to edit decks, provide the option to flip the front of back of the cards in the app when studying, and maybe down the line add features like study games. Benefits though, the app is very light weight, native dark mode is nice, and customization is excellent.

I downloaded the app version because I often use the desktop one to study for an upcoming exam in April. Even though this one is functionally just as great, it doesn't sync correctly like there's a huge discrepancy between new cards and due cards for each of my decks. I might keep it for the smaller decks, the ones that are more manageable, but definitely not for my larger, main decks.

Love whiteboard feature. Dark mode is always nice. The UI is not good:▫️Default options are "front" & "back", while I think "question" & "answer(s)" are easier to understand.▫️Menu is cluttered, icons for its options are hidden unless set to be always on. This is an issue since going by default, you can't tell which icon does what.▫️The statistics are intimidating to look at, no graphs just a bloat load of numbers.▫️Can't review without timers. Can't continuously review after finishing deck.

What's new

* https://opencollective.com/ankidroid
* 🤜🤛 Thank you! Your support makes the fixes happen!
* One more crash fix in 2.15.6
* Full-screen navigation drawer drag is a preference, default off
* Floating Action Button ('+') labels clickable again
* Fixed crash first run post-install on tablets
* Fixed crash creating new deck from deck chooser
* https://github.com/ankidroid/Anki-Android/milestone/47?closed=1 - Changelog
* We're deep into v2.16 development + Google Summer of Code, new stuff coming