Bring Your Anki Decks to Sona
Import an Anki deck package (.apkg) and Sona turns it into decks, images and audio included. It's on the web now, and the iOS and Android apps get it with their next update.
Product updates and practical ways to study with Sona.
Import an Anki deck package (.apkg) and Sona turns it into decks, images and audio included. It's on the web now, and the iOS and Android apps get it with their next update.
Turn on a daily reminder in Settings and Sona nudges you at the time you pick. It's on the web now, and the iOS and Android apps get the in-app setting with their next update.
Write math on your cards without knowing LaTeX — the ∑ button in the card editor now opens a visual editor, on the web today and in the iOS and Android apps with their next update.
The web app and the iOS and Android apps now speak French and Spanish — picked up from your device, and shared across your account.
The web app and the iOS and Android apps now speak German and Brazilian Portuguese — picked up from your device, and shared across your account.
The web app and the iOS and Android apps now speak Japanese and Korean — picked up from your device, and shared across your account.
The iPhone app is live on the App Store — the same account, Sign in with Apple, and Pro that follows you across web, Android, and iOS.
The Android app is live on Google Play — the same account, your decks downloaded for offline study, and answers that sync when you're back.
You skipped a few days and came back to a number that looks like a verdict. What that queue actually means, and a small way back in today.
What FSRS actually does, how to rate a card honestly, and why a few minutes a day beats a weekend of cramming.
FSRS only works as well as the cards you feed it. A practical guide to writing cards, splitting decks, and using AI generation as a first draft.
Simple to use, powerful underneath — FSRS-driven spaced repetition that tells you exactly what to review, and when.