Learn nodes by using it.
Pick where you're coming from, then review the cards.
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nodes runs on macOS and Windows, and reviews in the browser. Closed beta.
Request an inviteGive your deck a finish line.
Tell nodes your exam date, how long you can study and on which days. It works out the new cards and reviews for every day until then.
Today's Target: 42 new, 180 reviews
~74m of 90m budget
On pace: every card is scheduled before the exam.
Sample deck: 5,333 cards, exam in 58 days, 90 minutes a day, 5 days a week.
dashed line: 250 reviews/day limit
Sample numbers.
Keep the daily load one you can carry.
Back from a week off to 592 due cards? Spread the backlog: nodes deals it across the coming days at your reviews-per-day limit, keeps the cards closest to being forgotten for today, and lets you undo it.
Going away for a day? Cap it, and nodes tells you how many extra lapses the cap will cost before you commit.
Two cards, one answer.
nodes indexes your cards by meaning, on your own device. Write a new card and it tells you how many similar ones you already have. On any card, Related opens the cluster it belongs to.
Cards near “Which β-blocker is cardioselective?”
I built it for myself first.
I started a CS degree in my third year of medicine and have done both since. Flashcards are the only reason that worked: years of Anki, thousands of cards. nodes is the version I wanted, with the good parts kept and the things Anki hands back to you handled.
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Bring your .apkg: cards, review history, media, cloze and deck options come across. Import into a deck you already have and it merges rather than duplicating. Your Anki collection stays untouched.
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