The app as it stands is completely free both on the computer and on Android devices, with a somewhat hefty cost on iOS devices, price at 25$ USD.
They’re even having clones of it made by other developers! Since then, Anki has grown to have a huge following, with apps both for the iOS and Android devices (called Ankidroid). Originally, the app was not even an app, but rather just a website where people could sign up for an account, enter their own flashcards in their own decks, and review them. What is Anki?Īnki was originally created as an online flashcard website by developer Damien Elmes back in 2006. When trying to learn Chinese vocabulary, flash cards are one of the best methods, so let’s put two of the most popular flash card apps to the test: Anki vs Quizlet. So about 4 years now, as of December 2020.Īs such, I believe I have reached a good understanding of the app and its methods to be able to give a relatively objective and comprehensive review of it.Īnki vs Quizlet (for 2022) Which is Better? Plus a Bonus Recommendation The current statistics of my account show that I’ve been using it for 1132 days of out of a total of 1488 days since I first started using it. This in turn resulted in me studying many different languages using many different tools.Īmong the tools I’ve used, I’ve used Anki Flashcards the longest.
It is a guilty pleasure of mine in fact that whenever I tried out a new tool, to get the most objective results, I also started a new language using that tool. I have also used many different software, apps and tools through many of my languages. Welcome to another app review blog! Today, our LTL Taiwan School Director, Alex shares with us his Anki Review.Īs an avid language learner of many years, I have gone through many different methods of learning languages.
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