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- What it is
- Store information collected; independent summary not yet available.
- At a glance
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- From $9.99/mo
- Free (App Store) · Free (Google Play)
- In-app purchases
Categories and search queries
Official categories
- Education
- Productivity
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Key functions
| Function | Availability | Access | Scope | Evidence |
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| Free app | Yes | Free | — | Store published |
| In-app purchases | Yes | Limited free | — | Store published |
Screens
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Pricing & paywalls
- Unlimited: 1-Month — $9.99/month
- Unlimited: 1-Month — $29.99/year ($2.49/mo)
- AnkiApp Unlimited — $24.99
- Unlimited: Lifetime — $149.99
- Free to download
Ratings & reviews
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5/5Overall fantastic--a couple minor annoyances
This app is mega helpful for a lot of things. Creating new flash cards organized by class is super easy, and it automatically sorts cards based on your rating from "fail" to "easy," sorting out the things you know super well from the things you mostly know etc. You can't delete a card while studying, but you can edit it. If there's a card you don't want anymore, you have to remember to delete it later. The app grades you from F to A, with A only being reached when you mark something "easy" multiple times. I'd rather switch it to something less harsh. Overall, this app has helped a ton with my classes despite the minor issues. Update: They fixed it so you can default to "All" cards in a review session! Changing from 4 stars to 5, hoping they'll consider the other changes as well.
PorcelainGrin · 5 Sep 2026
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3/5Great app, except…
I love the concept of the app. It’s works great by letting me add pictures to associate with the words I’m learning which is great because this is how my language teacher is teaching me and also because the language I’m learning (Khmer) doesn’t share an alphabet with my native English. Most of the time I’m completely happy with it! And it even is available on Mac as well. My two hangups are this: the app advertises as being available offline which is a big deal as I live in a third world country and this feature is great for the limited data network in the area of the city I live. This rarely works as I would imagine it’s intended. While off of WiFi and even in airplane mode, the app cannot pull up pictures that I have uploaded into the app. It will do words, but not pictures. This makes studying away from a stable internet connection impossible (which is what an ‘offline’ mode should take care of). I also have this issue only on the mobile app where when I flip a card or come to the end of a review session where it will just continue on to the next screen without letting me click the difficulty of the card or see my review progress. This is minor, but I did pay for the full features of the app and it’s disappointing to see these bugs in a nearly $50 purchase. Love the app as a means for study and learning especially for hard to learn languages, but would love these issues to be fixed.
ATony27 · 5 Sep 2026
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3/5Great, but would like a couple changes
This app is really great! I’m currently using it to get my insurance license. However, I would like there to be an option in the settings that allows you to choose to review in the same order you added the cards, or to shuffle the cards. For me personally, a lot of the terms and information in the insurance study material builds off off each other. So I can’t really move on to another term without first knowing the initial terms. The majority of the terms are all co-dependant, so to say. So having the option to first review in the sequence I entered the cards would really be a great help to start. I would also like the option to choose which cards to review. I love the feature that allows you to focus more on the cards you know the least. However, with so much material to learn, I break up the amount of information I enter into Anki on different days. So i’ll enter the first half of one chapter one day, and then the next the second day. So if I’ve already reviewed the first half of the chapter that i entered on the first day, i want to have the option to solely review the new cards i entered the next day. This would be a great help, as opposed to me making a new deck for each section of each chapter. This would help me to use my time more efficiently instead of wasting it on reviewing cards that i already know. Thank you so much!
Andielovee · 5 Sep 2026
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1/5The app is great but it’s a cheap knock off
I really really don’t like cheaters. This app is a blatant knock off of the AnkiWeb and Anki app by AnkiTech. They are the original creators of this type of app and really deserve the download. This app is comparable and if you don’t give a crap about the ethics of it— then go for it. Here is my review of this app before I realized my error in downloading it. I’ll be downloading the other app after this test cycle: “If you want to pack in study time wherever you go and be reminded of material at just the right time— this is for you. I seriously love this app. I kicked my Instagram addiction and replaced it with a Anki. It’s a fantastic way to study— even on the busiest days. That said, it never lets you really review the material. As soon as you make a card, it tests you on it. So, if you don’t feel like you understand the material yet— wait to use Anki until later in the week. Don’t try to learn something and test yourself at the same time— not super effective! Lastly, I’m pretty sure this is a knock off of the actual Anki. There is an app and web app with the same exact name, but it costs $25 to use on your phone. I’m not sure if this is just the free version or straight up stealing the other app. I’m going to find out and do the right thing. I’ve never paid for an app in my life and I would have no problem spending $25 dollars for Anki- it really is that good. My boyfriend is in medical school and using Anki (the paid version) exclusively. He manages to get really high marks with virtually no stress thanks to Anki — what a freaking game changer.”
leah_kc · 5 Sep 2026
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4/5Honest quick review
This app essentially takes care of what I was personally looking for. I like color coding my flashcards based on difficulty and noticed the big names like Quizlet and even the other Anki app and desktop version didn’t offer this type of organization. All the big apps offer things like statistics (with paid versions) and quizzes and tests, but I don’t really need that. My style is to make a deck of say 100 things. The ones I 100% know, I mark green, or perfect. The ones I’m okay at and normally get right, blue. The ones I’m starting to forget or struggling to remember, yellow. And the ones that are brand new or I totally forgot, red. This seems like a pretty simple strategy. I spend less time studying the green and blue, and more time studying yellow and red. This app isn’t exactly like that - but it’s close. I can just mark a flashcard “failed” and it will put it in (basically) a “red” category, and then I can go back and study those flagged ones specifically. Once I know them, I can upgrade the colors until they hit perfect, or “green.” This app accommodates me just enough to get 4 stars. But StickyStudy (only Japanese and Chinese) does it better, but unfortunately doesn’t work for other languages or other study topics. Thankfully this AnkiApp allows creation of basically whatever material you want. And I don’t even need to pay for it because I don’t need audio or pictures.
ITS MEEEEEEEEEE MARIO · 5 Sep 2026
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Versions
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11.10.0
- Share Folders with your Study Groups! - New Study Plans: English -> French and English -> German - Font size control in Review menu - Bug fixes
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11.10.1
- Bug fixes
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11.10.2
- Add German A2 Study Plan - Bug fixes
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11.11.0
- Added Image Occlusion cards with a built-in editor for drawing masks over images - Imported APKG Image Occlusion Enhanced cards now convert to Image Occlusion cards - Fixed card due counts becoming stale
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11.7.2
- Fix cards sometimes repeating twice in a row - Increase max font size
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11.7.3
- Collapsible Sidebar - Use the « button to minimize the sidebar and the » button to expand it. - Fix for editing cards during review session
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11.7.4
- Fix for copying cards between decks with different field setups - Fix for skipping cards in Created Order review mode - Improved tag picker behavior - Fix for hidden text in rich text cloze cards - Improved visibility of marked cards - Improved local card search behavior
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11.8.0
- Improved Study Groups list with creation date, member count, and shared deck count - Added the ability to undo the last response during review or undo any response from the recap screen - Added the ability to sort decks by due count - Added the ability to change response style (tap, thumb, or swipe) - Added the ability to filter for untagged cards - Improved deck tag filtering behavior and stability - Due count badge now shown on the sidebar - Better rich text rendering and text selection during review - Added like and feedback buttons to the Updates screen - Fixes for shuffled Omnireview ordering and nested subfolder renaming - Contact form improvements, including video uploads - Better shared deck sync behavior after updates
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11.9.0
- Added Saved Reviews so you can save custom review sessions focused on specific decks, folders, and tags - Added Quick Review, letting you pin a Saved Review for one-tap access from the tab bar - Added Study Plan with guided learning paths and curated decks for Spanish A1 and Japanese JLPT N5 - Folder screens now show richer stats, interactive histograms, and better support for nested subfolders - Review buttons now show estimated study time in more places, including OmniReview and Quick Review - Improved Review button done states so NEW and due cards are reflected more accurately - Safer deck management: cloud decks from the download popup now archive instead of offering a direct permanent delete
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11.9.1
- Due counts on Saved Reviews list - Quick Bar actions for Saved Reviews - Fix multiple tag selection for Saved Reviews - Fix badge count with Quick Review set
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12.0.0
- Added Apple and Google sign-in, plus account settings to connect them to an existing AlgoApp account - Added Fill in the Blank cards so you can create prompts with typed answers and alternative accepted answers - Added Drawing fields and review notes for handwriting, sketches, pen colors, and erasing directly on cards - Added AI deck type generation: describe the fields, languages, media, and layout you want, then edit before saving - Redesigned New Deck creation with clearer deck type previews and easier access to custom configuration - Added Spanish and French A1 present-tense conjugation practice supplements with typed answers, audio, translations, and tips - Improved Fill in the Blank reviewing on mobile and simplified card previews - Updated Chinese dictionary entries used by Chinese cards - Fixed rich-text bullet pasting, folder archiving, saved card labels, stale review flip timers, and response history after switching accounts
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12.0.1
- Improved audio playback reliability - Fixed saved reviews not persisting deck selections - Fixed issue that could cause out-of-sync due dates when using Reset Grades - Improved sharing behavior for decks shared by someone else - Fixed stale data sometimes showing on account and study group screens
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12.1.0
- Study Groups are now more social, with activity feeds, weekly leaderboards, top decks, member streaks, and member profile pages - Added Study Group member profiles with a daily study heatmap, top reviewed group decks, and recent activity - Improved shared Study Group deck cards to show who shared a deck, who has studied it, and when it was last updated - Improved the Study Group member list with streaks, member since dates, last review dates, and cleaner member badges - Improved Study Group invites with easier link sharing, email invites, and clearer desktop and mobile options - Improved Study Group deck sharing with full-row selection, sorting, card counts, created dates, last reviewed dates, and better support for public and cloud decks - Added configurable playback speed for Text-to-Speech audio - Fixed several reliability issues, including audio interruptions on iOS, review screen transitions on desktop, and recovery from interrupted local database initialization
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13.0.0
- More reliable review audio, including fixes for autoplay, auto-advance, and Text-to-Speech playback - Faster app startup after this update finishes loading for the first time - Faster review session startup when a deck has many audio files - Study Plan decks now sync across devices and appear in folders - More reliable sync for grades and due dates across devices - Improved Deck, Download, Archive, and Settings screens with clearer layouts and card previews - Added FSRS learning progress to card details - Fixed deck download, review navigation, startup loading, deck export, and other stability issues
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13.1.0
- Study Group members with permission can now edit shared decks and cards together - Improved AI card generation with a more guided prompt flow, clearer field setup, and better handling while cards are being created - Expanded Study Group activity feeds and shared-deck cards with clearer group activity, deck details, and management controls - Refined Review and Recap screens with clearer controls, stronger progress and status indicators, and a more polished session summary - Improved long deck and folder names across Deck, Review, and Recap screens so titles wrap or shorten cleanly without covering controls - Added more review progress options, including showing progress as a card count instead of a pie chart - Added an in-app feedback button when the team is asking for feedback - Improved web checkout handling when a payment popup is blocked or cannot open - Fixed several visual and reliability issues, including navigation header colors, deleted-account labels in Study Groups, and other small stability fixes
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13.1.1
- Added a new full-screen card editor for mobile with improvements to mobile editing for rich text, code, fill-in-the-blank, drawing, media, and Japanese fields, including easier furigana override entry. Go to the Setting screen to enable - Faster app startup - CSV imports now default the new deck name from the selected file name and handle special characters in deck titles more reliably - Custom deck template edits are now labeled as custom instead of keeping the original preset name - Fixed the command bar so it only opens for the active screen - Fixed review screen spacing for the progress HUD and card tags
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13.2.0
- Added a full-screen card editor for large screen devices, with a field rail, live preview, card details, and keyboard-friendly field switching - Added gamepad/controller support for Review. Configure controller buttons from Settings after connecting a controller and pressing a button so AlgoApp can detect it - Added configurable Review shortcuts for undoing the last response and replaying audio, with keyboard and controller options - Improved cloud deck downloads with clearer progress, deck details while downloading, and a Stop Download option while the deck is still being fetched - Improved remote deck due counts and review status after sync - Refined Tap Review controls with a stronger frosted-glass look and restored the Review haptics setting
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13.2.3
- Improved Archive so folders with nested folders and decks are shown more clearly, with better restore/delete controls and smoother expand/collapse behavior - Archived decks now free their local card and media data, then behave like cloud decks until you restore or download them again - Fixed rich text fields in the full-screen card editor so the editing area no longer collapses on large screens - Fixed rich text editing lag and focus jumps while adding cards, especially on cards with images or two language fields - Improved automatic translation fields so typing is not interrupted, processing is visible, and the full-screen editor behaves consistently - Improved Archive browsing on mobile and desktop with tighter spacing, clearer nested decks, accurate card counts, and better restore/delete controls - Added an Unset option when choosing keyboard and gamepad shortcuts - Polished the recap Continue button so it matches the frosted glass style used elsewhere
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13.3.0
- Added a Multiple Choice field type, with an option to randomize answer order - Added a Multiple Choice deck type for building quiz-style decks - New CEFR study plans for English B1, Spanish A2, and Catalan A1 - Language study plans now include more fill-in-the-blank practice for grammar, conjugation, listening, and reading - Deck downloads now show clearer progress and handle downloaded media more reliably - Deck and folder lists are easier to scan with improved sorting, grouping, and Quick Bar actions - Fixed study plan folders sometimes reappearing empty after a study plan was removed
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13.3.2
- Improved sync reliability for accounts with large numbers of pending changes - Review keyboard shortcuts no longer interrupt typing in text fields - Fixed opening member profiles from Study Groups and deck sharing
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14.0.1
- Card editing is smoother and more reliable, with improved layouts, field navigation, previews, and iOS keyboard behavior - Korean text now composes correctly in rich-text fields - Browsing cards is much faster in large decks - Multiple-choice answers now have clearer selection and correctness indicators - A completely redesigned Grid Edit Mode makes bulk card editing faster with spreadsheet-style controls, CSV paste and import that skips duplicates, resizable rows and columns, rich-text and image editing, and multi-card actions for tags, copying, and deletion - New daily and weekly progress charts, clearer breakdowns, improved Study Plan status, and review-count milestones make it easier to see how your learning is going - Card editing now opens in a polished full-screen editor by default, with smoother field switching and more reliable rich-text selection, keyboard handling, toolbars, and menus on mobile - Search is easier to navigate on phones, with cleaner results, folder breadcrumbs, and preserved context when opening decks and cards - More accurate counts, time estimates, due groups, and loading states, plus improved study-group creation, dialogs, forms, screen headers, and responsive layouts throughout the app
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14.1.0
- Progress charts now offer interactive series, day/week details, and navigation through earlier review history - New Review Time charts show daily and weekly study time and reviewed-card counts; wide charts can be minimized and remember your choices - Review buttons now show session card counts, and completed FSRS decks are easier to spot - Smoother fill-in-the-blank feedback, audio playback, and archive behavior - Fixed Pinyin input on iOS and kept iPad editor controls below the status bar
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14.2.0
- New Estimated Completion charts for FSRS decks and folders, with Daily Study Goals, forecasts, goal lines, and personalized review-time estimates - Mobile card editing now previews translations, Pinyin, and Furigana as you type - Deck archiving now asks for confirmation - Fixed Chinese text editing and review layouts for upgraded decks
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14.2.1
- Expand or compact rows in Grid Edit Mode to see more content in each card - Completion charts remain visible even when there is not yet enough review history for a projection - Fixed legacy card images disappearing during editing - Improved sync and card-deletion reliability, including more accurate connection status and scheduling
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14.3.0
· 6 Aug 2026
- Faster, more reliable bulk tag editing and card deletion in large decks - Fixed the save button sometimes being incorrectly disabled in the card editor - Audio playback controls are available again in card editor previews - Improved sync and settings reliability when data changes overlap or are interrupted
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14.4.0
- The card editor has had a major upgrade: Show All opens every field in one scrollable workspace on desktop and mobile, with Next looping back to the first field. Info and Preview/More can collapse and remember their state; Esc closes unchanged editors on Mac; mobile rich and plain text now scroll fully. Media saves more reliably, and new settings cover default font, alignment and plain-text paste, with font previews and a Reset button for deck font size. - Study Groups now have a true conversation layer: comment on activity, @mention members, add emoji reactions, and press and hold a reaction to see everyone who used it. Authors can edit or delete their posts from a single … menu; owners can delete member comments and choose whether everyone can comment, only the owner can comment, or reactions are allowed without comments. - Reviews are more predictable: a new Show Due Status setting controls New/Due labels, the global in-session repeat setting now applies consistently to decks, saved reviews and OmniReview, shuffled FSRS sessions truly shuffle the full selection, and auto-flip starts correctly even when audio autoplay is off. - Local card search now shows the first 499 matches for faster, more manageable large result sets.
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14.5.0
- Customize folder icon colors - Folder settings now sync across devices (requires latest version on all devices) - Grid Edit Mode now shows sortable due/grade status and a shortcut to create cards - Resume where you left off after reload or relaunch - Search results now show tags - Statistics now include remote decks and reviews from deleted cards - Various bug fixes and reliability improvements
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14.6.0
· 28 Aug 2026
- Pin favorite decks and folders to keep them at the top of Home - Card search now matches text as it appears after rich-text formatting - Improved review swiping and fill-in-the-blank answer layouts - Fixed plain-text editor sizing, folder grade statistics, and compatibility with older decks - Improved startup reliability, purchase restoration, and subscription management
- 14.3.1 · 6 Aug 2026
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- Last verified
- 5 Sep 2026
- Sources
- App Store, Google Play
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