AnkiMobile Flashcards

I will admit yes i am dumb probably very dumb, but all i wanted to do was make flashcards and you know thought this would be like quizlet just you pay for it once instead of paying for a subscription, which is one think i will say yes get it for the one time purchase, but also know what your doing when you get this app. I wanted to make flashcards and review them like regular flashcards. nothing more nothing less, just repeating the flashcards ovwr and over. until it said “Congratulations! You have finished this deck for now. If you wish to study outside of the regular schedule, you can use the ⁨custom study⁩ feature”. i didn’t know they give you a limit on you only being able to review in one day, and everytime i wanted to review them again it wouldn’t let me for some odd reason. yes i know you can make custom decks but i just wanted that one i didnt want to make more decks for no reason!! i tried googling it but the stupid ai bot wasnt any help since thats all you get now days is ai bots! but not only that this app has so many gadgets its so hard to find what you want to do with them!! half the time it doesnt even follow through with the command you wish the cards would follow. Im not sure but like i said im probably really dumb and should just stuck to regular flashcards because this app is nowhere near that!!!

Glad to see the iOS version of this original desktop program be so similar in features available to the user. The price looks daunting, but it’s worth the same as 2 months of a Quizlet Plus membership and has quadruple the features. No ads, no monthly payment, and a free desktop/web version with account syncing. Due to the nature of having such a small development team, this app does present with a lot more bugs than someone might be used to. Unfortunately the first deck I created was deleted to some error while synchronizing. Luckily it was only about 25 cards. The app does provide a Backup feature, but unfortunately there was no automatic backup created after finishing my deck. I’m glad to see that the app receives regular updates, and is still getting love from it’s original creator. I would love to see an easier way to report bugs through the app, without having to create an account on some random forum online. The app can be buggy, but it redeems itself with features that are better than Quizlet or any other program I have used in the past, and it definitely beats writing by hand. Looking forward to using this app for my future schooling.

The original active recall testing via spaced repetition app. Copied but never duplicated. Originally for PCs only, and always completely free, the developer made this version for iOS for which I will gladly pay to support his efforts. Stay away from the ripoff artists who use the anki name to try to get your money. I like the interface, it’s a “get down to business” interface, with a learning curve. In my experience, those are many times the most useful software. Some other guy left a star off because the icon looked dated and it doesn’t fit with his other icons. I mean, freakin really?!?! Too many developers spend too much time on a slick interface and end up with sloppy functionality. This software works if you use it. Yes, you will need to read the manual. You may need to learn some Latex. It’s not hard, once you get going. I’m fairly proficient with this software and try to use it daily. As a result, I can give you a 50 word definition of a Poisson Distribution off the top of my head. I never forget birthdays or anniversaries. Plus the looks when you can spout off dictionary definitions of random words (the other day at work I gave definitions of heuristic and algorithm). He looks are priceless. Support the original who for years did this for free. This is the flash card app for you.