AnkiDroid: Google Play no longer allowing Open Collective donation link

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Google Play is no longer permitting AnkiDroid to include Open Collective donation links, potentially affecting the app's funding.

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ankidroid/Anki-Android

Source: https://github.com/ankidroid/Anki-Android

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AnkiDroid

A semi-official port of the open source Anki spaced repetition flashcard system to Android. Memorize anything with AnkiDroid!

Features

  • Night mode
  • Whiteboard
  • Progress widget
  • Detailed statistics
  • Syncing with AnkiWeb
  • Write answers (optional)
  • Text-to-speech integration
  • More than 10,000 premade decks
  • Spaced repetition (AI-optimized FSRS algorithm)
  • Supported contents: text, images, sounds, MathJax
  • Add cards by intent from other applications like dictionaries

Install

Get it on Google Play Get it on F-Droid Get it on Obtainium

Signing certificate fingerprint to verify the APK:

SHA-256: 2071534f0f4b5e54ae952dd275d70da6e3459ee69909d2ab1b4843c4c5b21a45 
SHA-1: f24e06a3657b190a12671100402df32d7b9b3d36

Wiki

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Help

Check the user manual and the wiki for usage instructions. See the help page for how to submit a bug report or contact a project member, etc.

Contribute

You can contribute to AnkiDroid by beta testing, translating, or submitting code. See the contribution wiki page for more info.

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Credits

Code Contributors

Thanks to these awesome code contributors who keep this project going

Sponsors

AnkiDroid Sponsors

Backers

A big thank you to each of our backers 🙏

Your generous donations mean the world to us, and we can't express our gratitude enough. Your support fuels our mission and helps us make a real difference

Donate to AnkiDroid

Translators

Thanks to our 1400 translators, for allowing us to be available, partially or totally, in 99 languages as of July 2022.

License

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