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Study with spaced repetition flashcards.
A curated list of Anki add-ons, flashcard decks, and related resources for the Anki spaced repetition flashcard application, hosted on GitHub. The compilation includes links to Anki desktop, Android, and iOS clients, shared user decks, third-party add-ons, themes, browser extensions, and related tools and websites.
AnkiDroid is the official Android port of the open-source Anki spaced repetition flashcard system. It supports spaced repetition learning using the AI-optimized FSRS algorithm, and allows users to create flashcards with text, images, sounds and MathJax content. It offers features including night mode, AnkiWeb syncing, text-to-speech integration, access to over 10,000 premade decks, and the ability to add cards from other applications.
Anki Cards is a GitHub repository or organization with source code, releases, documentation, or project resources.
AnkiWeb (iOS) provides educational videos, lessons, tutorials, or self-learning resources.
r/Anki points to a Reddit community or thread with discussion, guides, troubleshooting, or shared resources.
Anki Export provides AI-assisted learning, courses, tutorials, or study support.
AnimeCards is a site introducing Japanese learning methods and tools, with emphasis on using Japanese media for language immersion. It recommends Anki card formats, including Lapis-Modified. The site is being gradually updated and invites contributions via GitHub.
Create Flashcards 10x faster. Generate Anki Flashcards from any File or Text with AI.
Baúl Chino is a resource site for learning Mandarin Chinese. It offers downloadable HSK textbooks and audio files for levels 1 to 6, mock test bundles, Chinese learning YouTube channels, Anki decks covering HSK 1 to 4 vocabulary, and Hanzi writing material on stroke order and radicals.
TidGi is a desktop note-taking and knowledge management application based on TiddlyWiki. It provides automatic Git backup, offers a REST API for web clipping and Anki connection, and can be deployed as a blog. The project is under active development.
Dictionariez is a browser extension for looking up words on webpages. It supports double-click lookups in multiple languages and dictionaries, with text-to-speech, translation and Anki export. A popup window offers dictionaries with auto-completion, word history and keyboard shortcuts. Versions include Ordböcker for Swedish and SidePal, a lighter version for the browser side panel.
GoldenDict-ng is an open-source, cross-platform advanced dictionary lookup program. It supports a wide range of dictionary formats including MDX, DSL, StarDict and Zim, displays lookup results from multiple dictionaries on a single page, and can use external programs, websites and audio files as special dictionary sources. It also offers auxiliary features such as popup lookup, full-text search, Anki integration and Unicode normalization for queries.
Manabi Reader is a native iOS, iPadOS and macOS app for reading Japanese media, with one-tap dictionary lookup, flashcards including Anki, and reading analytics tracking words and kanji. It offers curated web feeds and books, and can bring your own files. General reading features are free; premium features require a subscription.
Memento is a free and open source, mpv-based video player intended for studying Japanese. It includes a built-in popup dictionary, uses Yomitan's dictionary format, and automates Anki card creation through AnkiConnect. It also supports grammar-aware subtitle search, mpv plugins and configuration, and streaming from websites through youtube-dl.
Rember is a tool that generates flashcards from inputs such as books, YouTube videos, AI chats and pasted text. It offers an AI canvas workflow and an Anki add-on, and integrates FSRS spaced repetition. Settings use defaults, and it works offline and syncs across desktop and mobile.
Tatsumoto's guide to learning Japanese through immersion, presented under the name All Japanese All The Time. The site offers a guide, free Anki decks and related tools, and states that the guide is free forever.
Yomitan is a free browser extension that provides pop-up dictionary lookups while reading. It shows definitions, word frequencies, native audio and example sentences, and can send lookups to Anki as flashcards. The extension supports Chrome, Firefox and Edge and runs on Android devices.