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AnkiApp

Anki App is a cross-platform mobile and desktop flashcard app.

Study flashcards in your downtime. Make flashcards with text, sound, and images, or download pre-made ones. Studying is extra-efficient, thanks to our unique algorithm. Automatically does backups and sync to all your devices, via the cloud.

How It Works

1. Get material.

Download from a selection of 80+ million pre-made flashcards, or create your own.

2. Study.

Anki App tests your knowledge in quick sessions—1 minute or less.

3. See progress.

After each session, Anki App displays your progress, giving you a “sense of speed”.

Key Features

High-efficiency Learning

The core of Anki App is an advanced algorithm, developed by our team’s ex-neuroscientist, to save you time. As you study, it learns how well you know each flashcard, then prioritizes them for you, so you study the things you don’t know, without wasting precious time on the things you already do.

Batteries-included

Get started right away with pre-made flashcards. Anki App comes with a collection of public flashcard decks built-in.

Download more, from a selection of 80+ million flashcards available from Quizlet and other sources.

If you’ve previously used the AnkiWeb service (not affiliated) to store flashcards, we can import from there too.

For content from other sources, we provide a service to load flashcards from spreadsheets in TSV format, which many tools can produce.

Rich Content Creation

Anki App lets you make your own flashcards, on any device. Creating cards is as easy as typing what you want on the front and back of each card. In addition to plain text, you can add images and sound* to your flashcards (*at the moment, sounds must be added using the web client—coming soon to other clients).

When you’re ready to get more advanced, Anki App lets you create «custom layouts» to present multiple fields of information, styled with HTML and CSS.

Cloud Access

Anki App seamlessly synchronizes to the cloud, so you can create flashcards on one device, and then study on another.

In addition, your AnkiApp account grants you free access to our web client. It works on any computer running the latest Chrome, Safari, or Opera browsers.

Rapidly Improving

We have big plans for the future, but we’re open to feedback along the way, and our users give us plenty. We balance suggestions against the simplicity and focus of the product; not every one makes the cut, but we have incorporated many of the ideas we’ve been given.

In Anki App ’s first year, we released over one update per month, and we’re continuing to innovate.

International

Anki App is available world-wide in up to 155 countries or regions around the world.

Anki App is available in English, French, German, Traditional and Simplified Chinese, Portuguese, and Romanian on all supported platforms, with more in the works.

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Anki для mac os

Powerful, intelligent flash cards.
Remembering things just became much easier.

Remember Anything
From images to scientific markup, Anki has got you covered.

Remember Anywhere
Review on Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, Android, and any device with a web browser.

Remember Efficiently
Only practice the material that you’re about to forget.

About Anki

Anki is a program which makes remembering things easy. Because it’s a lot more efficient than traditional study methods, you can either greatly decrease your time spent studying, or greatly increase the amount you learn.

Anyone who needs to remember things in their daily life can benefit from Anki. Since it is content-agnostic and supports images, audio, videos and scientific markup (via LaTeX), the possibilities are endless.
For example:

• Learning a language
• Studying for medical and law exams
• Memorizing people’s names and faces
• Brushing up on geography
• Mastering long poems
• Even practicing guitar chords!

Features

Synchronization
Use the free AnkiWeb synchronization service to keep your cards in sync across multiple devices.

Flexibility
From card layout to review timing, Anki has a wealth of options for you to customize.

Media-Rich
Embed audio clips, images, videos and scientific markup on your cards, with precise control over how it’s shown.

Optimized
Anki will handle decks of 100,000+ cards with no problems.

Fully Extensible
There are a large number of add-ons available.

Open Source
Because the code and storage format is open, your important data is safe.

«The single biggest change that Anki brings about is that it means memory is no longer a haphazard event, to be left to chance. Rather, it guarantees I will remember something, with minimal effort. That is, Anki makes memory a choice.»

«No other application [. ] comes remotely close to Anki in terms of the number and power of features, flexibility in study, or implementation of spaced repetition.»

«I’ve been using Anki for two years now, and I just wanted to thank you personally for contributing to the single most obvious improvement in my quality of life. I’m not being hyperbolic: consistent use of Anki has opened more doors for me intellectually than I could have imagined two years ago. And being a poor student, I’ll be forever grateful that you’ve provided this software open-source and free of charge.»

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2.1.48 was recently released. It contains the latest bug fixes and feature improvements, but some add-ons do not support it yet.

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2.1.48 was recently released. It contains the latest bug fixes and feature improvements, but some add-ons do not support it yet.

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2.1.48 was recently released. It contains the latest bug fixes and feature improvements, but some add-ons do not support it yet.

Source code

Anki’s source is available on GitHub. There are instructions for building in the docs/ folder. If you encounter problems with the build system please let us know, but please note the expectation is that you are able to dig into basic issues by yourself. If you have no programming experience, please use the packaged version instead.

If you encounter bugs while running Anki from source, please check to see if you can reproduce them in the packaged version, as the Qt version or other libraries on your system can be the cause of some problems.

Development

The latest code is located on GitHub.

Please read README.contributing and README.development for further instructions.

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iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch

AnkiMobile is a paid companion to the free computer program, for use on Apple devices. By purchasing the app, you help to support Anki’s future development.

If you can’t afford the app, you can still use AnkiWeb.

Android Devices

AnkiDroid is written by a separate group of people. As it was based off the free desktop code I make available, the AnkiDroid developers decided to make the Android version free as well.

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Anki Manual

Checking Your Collection

It is a good idea to occasionally check your collection file for problems. You can do this via the Tools>Check Database menu item. Checking the database ensures the file has not been corrupted, rebuilds some internal structures, and optimizes the file.

When you check the database, your tag list is also rebuilt. When you delete individual decks or cards, Anki does not update the list of used tags, as it’s inefficient to do so. If you want to clear old tags out from the list that are no longer in use, checking your database is the way to do it.

Please note that Anki will automatically optimize your collection once every 2 weeks. This optimization ensures the collection performs well, but it does not check for errors or rebuild the tag list when automatically optimizing.

File Locations

On Windows, the latest Anki versions store your Anki files in your appdata folder. You can access it by opening the file manager, and typing %APPDATA%\Anki2 in the location field. Older versions of Anki stored your Anki files in a folder called Anki in your Documents folder.

On Mac computers, recent Anki versions store all their files in the

/Library/Application Support/Anki2 folder. The Library folder is hidden by default, but can be revealed in Finder by holding down the option key while clicking on the Go menu. If you’re on an older Anki version, your Anki files will be in your Documents/Anki folder.

On Linux, recent Anki versions store your data in

/.local/share/Anki2 , or $XDG_DATA_HOME/Anki2 if you have set a custom data path. Older versions of Anki stored your files in

Within the Anki folder, the program-level and profile-level preferences are stored in a file called prefs.db.

There is also a separate folder for each profile. The folder contains:

Your notes, decks, cards and so on in a file called collection.anki2

Your audio and images in a collection.media folder

A backups folder

Some system files

You should never copy or move your collection while Anki is open. Doing so could cause your collection to become corrupt. Please do not move or modify the other files in the folder either.

Startup Options

If you have made a destructive change on one computer and have an undamaged copy on another computer, you may wish to start Anki without syncing in order to use the full sync option without first downloading the changes. Similarly, if you are experiencing problems with Anki, you might want to (or might be instructed to) disable add-ons temporarily to see if one might be causing the problem. You can do both of these things by holding down the Shift key while starting Anki.

It is possible to specify a custom folder location during startup. This is an advanced feature that is primarily intended to be used with portable installations, and we recommend you use the default location in most circumstances.

The syntax to specify an alternate folder is as follows:

If you have multiple profiles, you can pass -p to load a specific profile.

To change the interface language, use -l , such as «-l ja» for Japanese.

If you always want to use a custom folder location, you can modify your shortcut to Anki. On Windows, right-click on the shortcut, choose Properties, select the Shortcut tab, and add «-b \path\to\data\folder» after the path to the program, which should leave you with something like

You can also use this technique with the -l option to easily use Anki in different languages.

On Windows, you should use a backslash (\) not a forward slash (/).

On a Mac there is no easy way to alter the behaviour when clicking on the Anki icon, but it is possible to start Anki with a custom base folder from a terminal:

Alternatively, you can define the environment variable «ANKI_BASE». On Windows, you can define the environment variable with:

On Linux and Mac OS, you can use:

DropBox and File Syncing

We do not recommend you sync your Anki folder directly with a third-party synchronization service, as it can lead to database corruption when files are synced while in use.

If you just want to synchronize your media, you can link external folders into services like DropBox. Please see DropboxWiki: Sync Folders Outside Dropbox (archive.org) for more info.

If you wish to keep your collection in sync as well, it is strongly recommended that you create a script that copies your files from your synced folder to a local folder, launches Anki, and then copies the files back when Anki is closed. This will ensure that the files are never synchronized while they are open.

Network Filesystems

We strongly recommend you have Anki store your files on a local hard disk, as network filesystems can lead to database corruption. If a network filesystem is your only option, regular use of Tools>Check Database to detect corruption is recommended.

Running from a Flash Drive

On Windows, Anki can be installed on a USB / flash drive and run as a portable application. The following example assumes your USB drive is drive G.

Copy the \Program Files\Anki folder to the flash drive, so you have a folder like G:\Anki.

Create a text file called G:\anki.bat with the following text:

g:\anki\anki.exe -b g:\ankidata

If you would like to prevent the black command prompt window from remaining open, you can instead use:

• Double-clicking on anki.bat should start Anki with the user data stored in G:\ankidata.

The full path including drive letter is required — if you try using \anki\anki.exe instead you will find syncing stops working.

Media syncing with AnkiWeb may not work if your flash drive is formatted as FAT32. Please format the drive as NTFS to ensure media syncs correctly.

Backups

Each time your collection is closed (when closing Anki, switching profiles, or synchronizing your deck), Anki exports your collection into the backups folder. By default Anki will store up to 30 backups; you can adjust this in the preferences.

Automatic backups do not protect against disk or computer failure, and do not extend to your media. To keep your collections safe, please consider making manual backups too.

The easiest way to make a manual backup is to use the File>Export menu item to export all decks with scheduling and media information included, which will save your data to a .colpkg file.

If you want to back up multiple profiles and your add-ons as well, you can make a complete copy of your Anki folder. Please make sure you close Anki first, as backups may be corrupt, if they are run while Anki is open.

To restore from an automatic backup:

From the File menu, select Switch Profile to show the Profiles window.

Select the profile you wish to restore on the left.

Click the Open Backup…​ button.

Choose Yes and the available backups will appear.

Open a backup based on the date you wish to restore to.

Check that that the backup that was restored was the one you intended. If you wish to try a different backup, return to step 1.

Anki has disabled automatic syncing and backups while you check the backup. When you’re happy with the backup you’ve selected, quit Anki and start it again to return to the normal behaviour.

Anki also logs deleted notes to a text file called deleted.txt in your profile folder. These notes are in a text format that can be read by File>Import, though please note the import feature only supports a single note type at one time, so if you have deleted notes from different note types, you’ll need to split the file into separate files for each note type first.

Inaccessible Harddisk

If Anki can’t write to files in the Anki folder, a message will be displayed on startup saying that Anki can’t write to the harddisk, and Anki will close. If you’re unsure how to fix the permissions, please contact someone near you who is knowledgeable about computers and can help you out.

Permissions of Temp Folder

Anki uses the system’s temporary folder to store temporary data. If the permissions of this folder have been changed from the default settings by a rogue app or buggy antivirus app, Anki will not function properly.

If you’re on a Windows 7 machine, the general steps to fix the problem are listed below. As this is somewhat complicated, please ask someone knowledgeable about Windows if you are not sure.

Click on the start bar, and type in %temp% (including the percents), then hit Enter .

Go up one folder, and locate the temp folder. Right click on it, and choose Properties.

In the security tab, click on Advanced.

Click on the Owner tab. If you’re not listed as the owner, click the button to take ownership.

On the permissions tab, ensure that you have full control. On a default W7 install the control will actually be inherited from c:\users\your-username.

Corrupt Collections

Anki uses a file format that is robust against program and computer crashes, but it’s still possible for your collection to become corrupt if the files are modified while Anki is open, stored on a network drive, or corrupted by a bug.

When you run Tools>Check Database, you will receive a message if Anki detects the file has been corrupted. The best way to recover from this is to restore from the most recent automatic backup, but if your backup is too old, then you can attempt to repair the corruption instead.

On Linux, make sure sqlite3 is installed. On a Mac, it should be installed already. On Windows, download http://www.sqlite.org/sqlite-3_6_23.zip.

Next, create a backup of your collection.anki2 file, in case something goes wrong with the steps below.

Linux/OSX

Open a terminal, change to the folder your collection is located in, and type:

Open the resulting dump.txt file in a text editor, and look at the final line. If it reads «rollback;», change it to «commit;»

Then run the following in a terminal:

Make sure you use temp.file — do not put collection.anki2 on the right, or you will blank out the file. When you’re done, proceed to the final step.

Windows

Copy the sqlite3.exe program and your deck to your desktop. Then go to Start>Run and type in cmd.exe .

If you’re on a recent Windows, the command prompt may not start on your desktop. If you don’t see desktop displayed in the command prompt, type something like the following, replacing ‘administrator’ with your login name.

Open the resulting dump.txt file in a text editor, and look at the final line. If it reads «rollback;», change it to «commit;»

Then run the following in a terminal:

Make sure you use temp.file — do not put collection.anki2 on the right, or you will blank out the file. When you’re done, proceed to the final step.

Final Step

Check that you didn’t get an error message, and that temp.file is not empty. The procedure optimizes the collection in the process, so it’s normal for the new file to be somewhat smaller than the old one.

When you’ve confirmed the file is not empty:

rename the original collection.anki2 file to something else

rename temp.file to collection.anki2

move collection.anki2 back into your collection folder, overwriting the old version

start Anki and go to Tools>Check Database to make sure the collection has been successfully restored.

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