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Import any .apkg deck into Ward — scheduling state, review history, cloze cards, media and subdecks intact — then study it with AI feedback on every answer.
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The problem
Anki power users don’t fear new tools — they fear losing the scheduling history that took years to build. Ward imports all of it, so switching costs nothing you care about.
Ease factors, intervals and thousands of logged reviews live inside one app. Losing them means starting every card from zero.
Cloze deletions, embedded images, audio and nested subdecks rarely survive a format conversion intact.
AnKing-scale collections run to gigabytes. Most tools time out halfway and leave you with a partial library.
One-click .apkg import
Drop in any .apkg file and Ward handles the rest. The importer reads all three Anki container formats — the modern anki21b as well as the legacy anki21 and anki2 files most shared decks still use.
Resumable — an interrupted import picks up where it stopped
Your history survives
Ward preserves the scheduling state Anki built over years — ease factor, intervals, repetitions, lapses, due dates and suspended flags — and replays every historical review event into your new library.
Beta-blockers in HFrEF — start low, go slow
Imported2.35
Ease · kept
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Reps · kept
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Lapses · kept
Tomorrow’s queue: 214 cards — exactly the one you left
Cards arrive intact
The details that make a deck yours make the trip: cloze deletions expand into one card per deletion, images and audio are rewritten and preserved, and your :: subdeck hierarchy and tags stay exactly as you organized them.
Warfarin inhibits the vitamin K–dependent clotting factors and the anticoagulant proteins .
Then Ward upgrades them
Once imported, every card gains what Anki never offered: AI feedback that explains each answer and an honest knowledge model that keeps what you have seen apart from what you have mastered — not just repetition.
Question
Imported from AnkiA 68-year-old on warfarin is started on amiodarone. What happens to the INR, and why?
Your answer
“It rises — amiodarone inhibits warfarin metabolism.”
AI examiner
A migration should move your work, not shrink it. Here is what the import keeps that exports usually lose.
Typical migration
With Ward
Four steps stand between your Anki library and studying with AI feedback.
Drop your .apkg export into Ward — up to 2 GB per file.
The worker processes notes, cards, media and reviews, resuming if interrupted.
See exactly what arrived: counts per deck, plus any warnings.
Open your library and continue where Anki left off — now with AI feedback.
Connected to the Prognia ecosystem
Your decks don’t just move — they join a connected learning platform that tracks mastery across everything you do.
The method behind the decks you’re importing is one of the best-replicated effects in learning science.
One platform, different workflows — Ward grows with you from your first anatomy exam to lifelong clinical practice.
Build foundations with flashcards, quizzes and guideline summaries mapped to your curriculum and exams.
Check recommendations on the go, drill weak areas between shifts and prepare for board assessments.
Stay current with updated guidance, review medications in context and keep clinical knowledge sharp.
Import your Anki library in minutes, keep every review you ever logged and study on with AI feedback, SM-2 scheduling and real analytics.
Free forever for students · No credit card required