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Awesome Anki
This GitHub list collects Anki add-ons, study decks and other resources for users of the flashcard program.
About Awesome Anki
Awesome Anki is a GitHub repository that collects a curated list of add-ons, study decks, and other resources for Anki, a flashcard program. The list is organized into categories such as clients, decks, add-ons, tools, browser extensions, command-line tools, iOS helper apps, Telegram bots, programming libraries, themes, and websites. Each entry links to a project and gives a short description.
The repository itself does not run or provide Anki. Its entries are third-party projects, and the list does not state pricing, maintenance status, or safety for them. Suggestions for new projects can be submitted through GitHub Issues or pull requests. The listed AnkiMobile client is noted as not open source.
Key features
- Lists Anki clients for desktop computers, Android (AnkiDroid), and iOS (AnkiMobile)
- Links to shared flashcard decks, including AnkiWeb's official deck share platform
- Add-ons that add text-to-speech audio to personal Anki card decks
- Image Occlusion Enhanced add-on for hiding parts of an image to test recall
- Review heatmap add-on showing past and future card review activity in the main window
- Add-ons for organizing notes and previewing multiple cards at once
Best for: Anki users who want to find add-ons, shared decks, clients, or companion tools in one place.
Good for
- Entries are grouped by category, which makes it easier to find a specific type of tool
- Covers clients for desktop, Android, and iOS devices
- New projects can be suggested through GitHub Issues or pull requests
Watch out for
- Listed items are third-party projects, and the list does not describe their upkeep or reliability
- The listed AnkiMobile client is not open source
- Pricing for listed items is not stated in the list
Awesome Anki at a glance
- Category
- Research & Data › Research & Study Tools
- Type
- Open-source project
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Android, iOS
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
Awesome Anki alternatives
Tools and sites you could use instead, ranked by how closely they match.
AnkiDroid brings Anki flashcards to Android for reviewing decks with spaced repetition.
Open source
24 alternatives
Scrible saves, organizes, annotates and shares research articles and webpages in an online library.
Numbr combines a calculator with a notepad for working with notes and numbers in one document.
Anki schedules digital flashcards with spaced repetition to help users review material over time.
StudyCraft creates editable flashcards and tests from study materials, with manual and language-model-assisted generation.
Open source
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Awesome Anki FAQ
Which Anki clients are listed?
The list includes Anki for desktop computers, AnkiDroid for Android, and AnkiMobile for iOS devices. AnkiMobile is noted as not open source.
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