An Anki alternative with AI cards and linked notes
Anki is the gold standard of spaced repetition — battle-tested, free, endlessly customisable. StudyTab exists for everything around the cards: making them, grounding them in your sources, and seeing what they add up to. Same proven algorithms, far less manual labour.
- Free forever plan
- No credit card
- Phone, tablet or laptop
Review the cards you make
- Cards you write by hand
- FSRS or SM-2 scheduling
- Add-ons for everything else
Make them, review them, see the gaps
- Cards drafted from your PDFs, videos and notes
- The same FSRS or SM-2, per deck
- Notes, sources and gaps in one place
Side by side, honestly
| Compared on | Anki | StudyTab |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free and open-source (iOS app paid) | Free plan with the full core · optional Pro |
| Making cards | Manual, or community add-ons | AI makes them from PDFs, videos, web pages and notes |
| Spaced repetition | FSRS or SM-2, battle-tested | The same FSRS or SM-2, set per deck |
| Notes & sources | Separate apps; cards live alone | Linked notes, PDF and video viewers, cards that cite their page |
| Card types | Basic and cloze; more via add-ons | 8 types, incl. multiple choice, picture quiz, ordering, audio |
| AI | None built-in | Card generation, a tutor that cites your pages, explainer, translation |
| Knowledge graph | — | Concepts pulled out automatically, with mastery and gaps |
| Platforms | Desktop-first + AnkiWeb + mobile apps | Any modern browser, or install it as an app with offline review |
| Moving decks | .apkg export | .apkg import that keeps due dates and intervals; export to PDF |
When Anki is still the better choice
- You want zero cost, forever
Anki's desktop and Android apps are completely free. If budget is the constraint and you enjoy making cards by hand, Anki is unbeatable value.
- You live in plugins
Anki's add-on ecosystem is unmatched — custom schedulers, heatmaps, image occlusion variants. If your workflow depends on specific add-ons, stay where they live.
- You want desktop-first, fully offline
StudyTab is a web app (installable PWA with offline review for downloaded decks), but Anki's native desktop app remains the stronger fully-offline experience.
If that's not you — if cards take too long to make, your notes live in three other apps, and you want to see what you actually know — that's the gap StudyTab was built for.
Does importing my Anki decks keep the scheduling?
Can I go back to Anki later?
Is the spaced repetition really the same?
Why not just use Anki plus ChatGPT?
What does StudyTab cost compared to Anki?
Bring your decks. Keep your schedule.
.apkg import keeps every card’s due date and interval — and your originals stay safe in Anki.
- Free forever plan
- No credit card
- Phone, tablet or laptop
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