Can I import my Anki decks into wordlet?
Yes. Export notes as plain text from Anki (File → Export → Notes in Plain Text) and import into a wordlet deck. .apkg files are not supported yet — use the plain-text export.
Alternative to Anki
The FSRS scheduling Anki users trust — plus Learn mode, AI Read passages, Greek stress drills, and a full web + mobile app without add-ons.
Start free| Feature | Wordlet | Anki |
|---|---|---|
| Spaced repetition | FSRS (Anki-family) | FSRS / SM-2 |
| Price | 100% free, no tier | Free desktop / paid iOS |
| Study modes | Learn, flip, quiz, type, listen, match | Flashcards (+ add-ons for rest) |
| AI Read passages | Stories from your deck vocabulary | Add-ons / none native |
| AI deck helpers | Example sentences & card images | Manual / add-ons |
| Language-specific drills | Greek stress, noun articles | Add-ons / none native |
| Listen / TTS | Built-in cloud voices | AwesomeTTS / add-ons |
| Web + mobile sync | Desktop-first sync | |
| No ads | ||
| Course & deck catalogs | Enroll or one-click copy | Shared decks (AnkiWeb) |
| Classrooms | Teachers & students | Limited |
| Import | Plain text & paste | Plain text export |
wordlet runs FSRS — the same algorithm family behind modern Anki — on every card in every mode. Reviews land just before you forget, with a tunable retention target in Settings. The difference is everything around scheduling ships in one app: no AwesomeTTS plugins, no custom study-type add-ons, no desktop sync workarounds.
Anki is unmatched for power users who customize everything. wordlet targets learners who want depth out of the box: Learn mode rotates flip, quiz, typing, and listen drills per card; dedicated sessions for flashcards, quiz, typing, listen, and match; plus Read mode for AI-generated passages built from your deck vocabulary, with tap-to-translate glosses and one-tap add-to-deck.
For Greek decks, Stress mode drills accent placement syllable by syllable. Articles mode targets der/die/das, le/la, el/la, and Greek articles before nouns stick wrong. Listen mode uses cloud TTS so you train ear recognition, not just spelling. These are first-class modes with FSRS — not community add-ons you hunt down and maintain.
Build decks in the browser, study on iOS or Android, enroll from the course catalog, or copy public decks in one click. Import Anki plain-text exports in seconds. Classrooms let teachers share decks with students. All of it free — no $25 iOS unlock for core study.
New to FSRS or spaced repetition? Read the guides before you import your decks.
Common questions about switching from Anki to wordlet.
Yes. Export notes as plain text from Anki (File → Export → Notes in Plain Text) and import into a wordlet deck. .apkg files are not supported yet — use the plain-text export.
wordlet includes Read mode — AI writes short passages from your deck vocabulary with layered tap-to-translate glosses — plus AI-assisted example sentences and card images when you build decks. Core FSRS scheduling is deterministic; AI is used for content generation, not review timing.
wordlet uses FSRS (Free Spaced Repetition Scheduler), the same family of algorithm used by modern Anki. Scheduling behavior is comparable; wordlet adds built-in study modes, Read mode, and language drills Anki typically needs add-ons for.
If you want FSRS plus typing, listening, AI reading, Greek stress, and article drills in one free app — without maintaining an add-on stack — wordlet is built for that. Power users who rely on heavy Anki customization or shared plugin workflows may still prefer Anki.
Import brings your cards (terms and definitions) into wordlet. Review history and intervals do not transfer from Anki exports — wordlet starts fresh FSRS scheduling when you study imported cards.
Quizlet-like modes without Plus, plus FSRS, AI reading, and Greek stress / article drills.
FSRS on decks you control, AI reading, stress/article drills — not just tap-the-meme courses.
FSRS scheduling, AI passages, and ten study modes — no confidence-rating Pro plan.
Sign in with Google to import your cards and start studying with FSRS — free to use.
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