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/iOS.

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 (thousands 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, mathjax
• spaced repetition (supermemo 2 algorithm)
• text-to-speech integration
• thousands of 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)
• 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
• dark mode
• 100+ localisations!
• All previous AnkiDroid versions can be downloaded from the website

Ratings and reviews

genuinely love anki 🫶🏾 makes my academic life so much easier because learning almost feels kinda effortless, like others might've said before. making cards takes a bit of time unless you buy a deck, but from there, all you have to do is be consistent in your review. there are so many ways to make cards and customize anki to suit your needs too! and it's free (thank y'all so much)!!

I've used this app for a few years now and it's been immensely helpful with memorizing whatever you can digitally write on a flashcards. I primarily use it for memorizing vocabulary and grammar rules in foreign languages but I could see it easily being used for anything you would want to memorize long term. Would recommend anyone studying to at least consider this as an option.

A little hard to get used to at first, but once I figured out how to make a reverse fill in type, building out my Japanese flash cards became a breeze. The tool has really thoughtful features, even if I do get lost sometimes trying to find an action in the several menus. I also had to realize that an early deck I imported required me to specify difficulty rather than it scoring me by time or something. Not sure if that's always the case, but now I know, if it is. And after that, easy.

What’s new

* A third batch of bugfixes for the 2.23.0 feature release
* Good luck in your studies and Happy New Year!
* 🤜🤛 Thank you! As ever, your donations help the fixes happen https://opencollective.com/ankidroid