AnkiDroid (beta)

You can now use Anki on Android, directly accessible from the Android Market. Don't hesitate to post your questions and comments on the forum :-D

An alternative is to run AnkiMini on your device. Since this currently has full syncing support & SRS support which the native client does not, this may be a better option. See the bottom of this page for more info.

Features

Basic Spaced Repetition. 2 possible answers: "Remembered" and "Not Remembered".
Use your Anki decks, moving them first to an SD card (better to use copies...)
Sample deck for countries/capitals.
Reads cards that are either plain text or HTML-based.
Directly opens last time's deck.
Timer from the start of a card to the time you answer.
"Whiteboard" toggle that allows you to draw on top of the card.
Preferences dialog, including the option to hide the whiteboard and timer.

Screenshots

Installation and usage

Copy your .anki deck(s) to the root of the SD card.

In the Android Market, search for "anki". In the results, click on "Ankidroid", then on "Install".

Anki should be in your list of installed applications. Click it, a directory listing appears and shows the decks you copied to the SD card. Click a deck to view random cards from it. Click the Whiteboard button for an overlay to write on.

Here is a video showing the whole procedure.

Contact

If you notice a bug, please let us know about it here, thank you!

Everyone is welcome to contribute! See ContributeToAnkiDroid

You might want to subscribe to the Forum

How to download a pre-existing .anki deck

You can download pre-existing decks from the Anki users' collection:

Download the desktop Anki application here.
Run it and use "File > Download > Shared deck" to download the .anki file you want.
On Windows, the .anki deck will be downloaded to "My Documents"

Note: Backup decks do not work.

Using AnkiMini

AnkiMini offers syncing and full SRS support, which is not currently available in the native client.

Some Android devices have a problem where the local server is not accessible unless internet access is available. It won't cost you anything since data is served locally, but if you lose access on a plane/in a tunnel/etc you will not be able to continue reviewing until you gain net access again. This issue seems to be limited to certain devices, so you will need to see for yourself if you are affected or not.

For instructions, see http://groups.google.com/group/anki-android/msg/54b15e202386c143