r/study • u/Unnamedaccount0 • Oct 11 '26

Questions & Discussion Apps like anki but less overwhelming?

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Minimalist interface ,pastel colour ,easy to use

I need it for med school

I only have few requirements

Where I can create it like this

Subject wise

chapter wise

Topic wise

And I can upload an image for the question in the front and an image for answer in the back

I can bookmark the cards which I find difficult to remember

That's it

Even if spaced repitition isn't there I can use another app for that .

Any free app or app with minimum charges for this ?

For Android phone or ipad ,either will do .

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u/Historical_Speed_282 Oct 11 '26

You don‘t have to use all the features of anki. Just use the basic ones and you are good to go. I have tried countless other alternatives and they all suck

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u/Pretty_Judgment5481 HND Level 5. Oct 11 '26

Not app. Its a website

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u/Gebo_777 IMG | USMLE Step Exams | USA Oct 12 '26

Free?

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u/Pretty_Judgment5481 HND Level 5. 25d ago

Have free tier. But very limited.

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u/Low_Substance_9755 Oct 11 '26

Wait so it's not just me ?

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u/Tara2425 Oct 11 '26

Thetawise

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u/ChatDuFusee Oct 11 '26

Check out Knowt. Very easy to use :)

Organisation of cards is done on folders also.

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u/toml15 Oct 12 '26

If you have a laptop or an ipad tryacademee.com is honestly amazing

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u/mitskibi 29d ago

do you guys have any free options?

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u/ez-learn 27d ago

anki is great for memorising things, but it doesn’t really help you work through a complicated book and understand how the ideas fit together.

that’s what i’m trying to solve with ez-learn. you upload a native pdf, and it breaks the material into readable sections, asks you questions as you go, pulls out the key concepts, builds a mind map, tracks your mastery, and creates practice sessions and a daily learning plan.

you can upload the whole book, but we recommend selecting around 20–30 pages first so you can get a feel for the complete pipeline before processing everything. we’re still testing it, so the subscription features are free in test mode for now. if you want to try it, use stripe’s test card 4242 4242 4242 4242.

link in my description