AnkiDroid Flashcards

AnkiDroid Open Source Team

4.8

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

Publisher Country	US
Country Release Date	2009-06-28
Categories	Education
Country / Regions	US
Developer Website	AnkiDroid Open Source Team
Support URL	AnkiDroid Open Source Team
Content Rating	Everyone

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By Andrew Bianchi
2025-01-24
Version 2.20.1
Hate itLove it
Anki Pro is a SCAM. It's not affiliated with the Anki team, is closed source, and is expensive. It's a ripoff, DON'T USE IT. Anki, on the other hand, is amazing. Used it for many finals as well as learning lyrics to songs I'm singing in other languages, and it's free/open source/cross compatible!! Can't recommend highly enough.
By MufinMcFlufin
2024-11-23
Version 2.19.2
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.
By 1F30B
2025-05-06
Version 2.20.1
Audio
It's serviceable for text, but I would like the ability to record audio and video and I have never been able to get any of it to work on any phone. The direct audio method produces a hidden 3gp file but it doesn't play in the card. On the Anki contributor forums they discussed changing to mp3 or AAC formats but never did. Too bad that isn't a focus. Memorizing comprehensible chunks of video is the best method. Memrise and Lingopie both focus on this method, but their content isn't tailored.