Keep Anki. Add AI.
You built that deck over years. Caird reads it, schedules it with the same FSRS, and hands it back whenever you ask. Nothing is converted away.
Works with Anki
Bring your decks. Keep your history. Go back anytime.
Import from Anki, try Caird, and export back without losing your learning history. Not an import checkbox — a round trip.
- .apkg import and export
- Decks, subdecks, notes, cards and tags
- Images and audio preserved byte for byte
- Your full review history (revlog)
- FSRS memory state carried across
- Note types we cannot render stay untouched and clearly marked
# Your flashcards, available to any AI through MCP
caird_create_cards caird_get_due_cards caird_save_answer
caird_rate_card caird_search_cards caird_stats
Anki is a trademark of Ankitects Pty Ltd. Caird is an independent product and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Ankitects.
What crosses the boundary
| In Anki | In Caird |
|---|---|
| Decks and subdecks | Kept, including the :: hierarchy |
| Basic, Reverse, Cloze, Typed, Image Occlusion, MCQ | Native Caird types |
| Any other note type | Carried opaque — fields, templates, CSS — shown simplified, exported unchanged |
| Tags | Kept |
| Review history (revlog) | Kept, and used by FSRS from day one |
| FSRS memory state | Kept, so scheduling continues where Anki left off |
| Images, audio, media | Preserved byte for byte, even before we can play them |
.apkg import and export ship in v0.2, implemented independently from the published format. An optional local AnkiConnect bridge follows; there is no unofficial AnkiWeb sync and there will not be one.
Anki is a trademark of Ankitects Pty Ltd. Caird is an independent product and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Ankitects.