Review your Anki flashcards on a Kindle or e-ink browser
AnkiPaper is a free web app that talks to AnkiWeb and renders your cards in a server-rendered interface designed for slow monochrome browsers. Sign in with your existing AnkiWeb account — no separate signup, no install, no premium tier.
What you get
- Works on Kindle and other e-ink devices. Built-in browser only — no app, no extension.
- Uses your existing AnkiWeb account. Your decks, progress, and statistics sync back and forth with AnkiWeb, Anki Desktop, and AnkiMobile.
- The real Anki scheduler. The same FSRS algorithm and Rust backend that Anki Desktop uses.
- Free, no ads, no tracking. No analytics scripts, no premium tier, no upsells. Open source on GitHub.
- Your data is yours. Decks and notes stay in your AnkiWeb account. AnkiPaper only caches what's needed to render cards in your browser.
By signing in you accept that your AnkiWeb credentials and deck contents pass through this server. Self-host if that is not acceptable for your threat model — see the privacy policy.
Unofficial third-party client. AnkiPaper is not affiliated with Ankitects and is not on the AnkiWeb list of approved clients. Your AnkiWeb account may be suspended for using it — see the project README for details. Use at your own risk.