| Create own lists | ★★★★ 👍 Multimedia decks creation is easy, but lacking efficiency. Automatic translations available, usability needs improvement for faster and smoother input. |
| Select lists | ★★★★★ 🎯 Easily access an extensive selection of ready-made decks, plus AI generation from images or prompts—very helpful for quick deck creation. |
| Spaced repetition | ★★ 🔄 Basic "Leitner-system" approach with only flashcard-based reviews, misses opportunities for modern, varied repeated learning methods. |
| Usability | ★★ 😕 Navigating the app can be clunky, with outdated appearance and inconvenient interface, especially missing practical shortcuts for power users. |
| Special features | ★ 📎 Supports multimedia flashcards including images, audio, TeX equations, but lacks advanced interactive or innovative tools found in other apps. |
| Gamification | ★★ 📅 Minimal motivation from simple features like streaks, progress indicators, calendar tracking—not enough to strongly encourage consistent study. |
| Export and import | ★★ 🚧 Easy import options available, but limited sharing and exporting capabilities restricted to XML, making portability challenging for non-technical users. |
| Pros | ★★ 👍 Offers essential tools for quick flashcard making, multimedia integration, accessible ready-made decks, and basic AI deck generation. Solid but basic. |
| Cons | ⚠️ Confusing similarity with other flashcard app names ("Anki"), weak spaced repetition, basic design, limited export methods, and no strong identity. |
| Price | ★★★ 🎟️ Robust free usage, premium reasonably priced at €34.99/year or €79.99 lifetime. Unclear rate-limit details, but fair pricing overall. |
| Final score | ★★ 📌 AnkiApp covers flashcard basics well and includes good creation methods, but lacks inspiring design, effective spaced repetition, and distinctive elements. |
