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What programs do people use for Anki? I've tried the usual suspects, and found them a little too tedious. What I'd love is: - seamless syncing of cards between
by Ozzie_osman 6y ago
What programs do people use for Anki? I've tried the usual suspects, and found them a little too tedious. What I'd love is:
- seamless syncing of cards between my devices.
- more thought into the engagement loop (ie getting me to not be lazy and actually do the work).
- an easily searchable database with credible curated decks.
- codyb 6y agoI think Anki’s official app has those features? It was about 20 bucks on iPhone and free on OS X I believe, not sure about other platforms. The thing that would always get me would be that I would make a card on the phone and forget to manually sync it or something and then make a card on the computer and have to resolve conflicts. They really just needed an “add all cards from all sources” feature since that was generally all I wanted.
- hamolton 6y agoAnkidroid syncs with Ankiweb just like Anki desktop does, and I like it because I can swipe right/left to say if I remember a card or not. The decks are on https://ankiweb.net/shared/decks/ https://ankiweb.net/shared/decks/ although I wouldn't call that curated; the most used curated list is probably the sidebar of /r/medicalschoolanki. I am unaware of CS/higher math decks, though. Perhaps this is a decent list? https://github.com/MilesCranmer/anki_science https://github.com/MilesCranmer/anki_science