2anki.net helps you turn your Notion pages, HTML, Markdown, and other study material into Anki flashcards. Drop something in, get a clean .apkg deck back — no fuss.
We're not replacing Anki or Notion — we're building a bridge between them. Drop in what you're studying, get a deck back.
- Free to use, no technical skills required
- Multi-format: Notion pages (via API or HTML export), Markdown, HTML, Excel (xlsx), zip bundles
- Toggle lists become cards, cloze deletions work out of the box
- Embeds, audio, images, code blocks, and LaTeX carried over
- Self-hostable if you hit the free-tier quota
- No VC funding — sustained by paying subscribers and lifetime users
2anki runs in any browser, and there's a native app for iPhone, iPad, and Mac — free on the App Store. Files are parsed on-device; sign in for AI deck generation and Notion sync. See 2anki.net/app.
git clone https://github.com/2anki/server.git
cd server
pnpm install
touch .env
pnpm devThe server starts on http://localhost:2020 and the frontend on http://localhost:3000. For server-only work: pnpm dev:server.
Every change that touches user-facing behavior goes through a product trio — three AI agents (PM, Designer, Engineer) working in parallel at the center of the loop. Alexander (lead developer) is the human in the loop: he sets direction, approves specs, and merges PRs. The goal is to catch bad assumptions before engineering time is committed.
The trio is powered by Claude subagents in .claude/agents/. Use /trio <task> to invoke all three in parallel on any prompt.
We'd love your help! See CONTRIBUTING.md for how to get started, run the test gate, and submit a PR.
This project is supported by:
The code is licensed under the MIT Copyright (c) 2020-2026, Alexander Alemayhu. See CREDITS.md for contributors.
