Looking for an Anki alternative?
Explore xTiles - it goes beyond being a simple Anki alternative. xTiles is an all-in-one solution for note-taking, task and knowledge management, creating visually customizable projects. Join xTiles to capture ideas, plan life, and do something creative daily 💙
Are you searching for a single primary app that fits exactly to your workflow?
- 💻 A web-first app crafted for productivity enhancement
- 👍 Web clipper and additional functionalities for gathering comprehensive information
- 💙 A visual and flexible interface for attractive organizing information
- 📱 Mobile apps for on-the-go planning
- 😉 Ready-to-use planners and templates for a seamless beginning
- 🔁 Suitable for both synchronous and asynchronous teamwork
xTiles vs Anki
- Anki is not designed specifically for task management
- Anki’s core functionality revolves around flashcards and spaced repetition for learning and memorization, rather than task management
- xTiles merges customizable projects with built-in tasks
- Tasks can be created from any note
- Access all your tasks across projects and on the mobile app
- Anki is not designed specifically for database
- Build your collection (database) as you work on your project
- Collection items can belong to several collections simultaneously
- Freedom to merge canvas and collections within a single project
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- Compare Anki and xTiles for Task Management: Anki is not designed specifically for task management. It core functionality revolves around flashcards and spaced repetition for learning and memorization, rather than task management. On the other hand, xTiles combines task management with customizable projects and offers advanced features like recurring tasks and Google Calendar integration for paid users.
- Database: Anki does not have a database function. xTiles offers flexible, visual, and easy-to-use collections (databases)
Convincing features
Here are a few more reasons why you should give xTiles a go...
Schedule and focus on what you're working on.
Instantly find notes, switch docs, and move content between projects
Add more details to your notes to diverge your thoughts and ideas.
Import or Export projects with PDF, PNG, and Markdown files.
Create notes directly linked to your calendar with one-click.
Kanban boards, tables, galleries, and more. Customize any workflow.
Converge your knowledge and see all needed contexts for your stuff.
Work faster. Write better. Brainstorm new ideas and first drafts
Get going on web or desktop
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Alternatives
We asked our users about their previous tools, and here's the rundown
Databases, Docs, Projects, Notes, Tasks Management, Calendar
Kanban, Tasks Management, Project Management
Notes, Lists, Calendar, Tasks Management, Projects
Notes, Links, Graph
Notes, Links, Lists, Tasks
Tasks, Projects, Notes, Docs, AI
Cards, Boards, Notes, Tasks
Tasks, Projects, Notes, Docs, MindMaps, AI
Whiteboard, Notes, Projects
Docs, Notes, Projects
Tasks Management
Tasks Management
Notes, Lists, Tasks
Notes, Project Management, Tasks Management
Notes, Links
Notes, Lists, Tasks
Notes, Lists, Tasks Management, Projects
Docs, Notes, Projects
Notes, Links
Knowledge Management
FAQ
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How does xTiles differ from Anki in terms of note-taking capabilities?
xTiles and Anki differ significantly in their approaches to note-taking. While Anki is primarily known for its flashcard system, designed for efficient memorization and learning through spaced repetition, the note-taking capabilities in this tool are quite limited. xTiles excels in collaborative, structured note-taking through its structured templates, collaborative environment, customizable structure, and ability to create multi-level documents and notes.
Which platform is better for creating and managing knowledge bases - xTiles or Anki?
xTiles is the preferable choice for creating and managing knowledge bases of various topics and for various purposes, especially in collaborative settings, while Anki excels in individualized learning and memorization through its flashcard system. The knowledge base users can create through Anki is limited by the tool’s main purpose, while xTiles allows them to create knowledge bases for any purpose and idea they may have.
How do xTiles and Anki handle databases, and what are their respective strengths?
xTiles exceeds in handling and managing databases of multi-level structure. With Anki users get the possibility to create very limited databases of what they are going to learn, while in xTiles it can be databases with a hierarchical structure, different types of content, and nested elements for learning, research, gathering, and storing information, presenting it to others, etc.
Are there differences in how xTiles and Anki support planning and organization?
Yes, there are notable differences in how xTiles and Anki support planning and organization. xTiles is designed for collaborative planning and organization, making it suitable for teamwork. In contrast, Anki is more tailored for individual learning and memorization. xTiles provides a structured and collaborative environment for planning anything through different approaches and techniques and for different periods of time, while Anki offers only planning what you will be learning next.
How do xTiles and Anki facilitate the gathering of information, and are there notable differences?
Yes, there are some notable differences in how xTiles and Anki facilitate the gathering of information. First of all, users are authorized to collect only snippets of information (preferably new words) in Anki to further learning, while in xTiles, users can collect and organize information of any length and type. Additionally, xTiles offers different approaches to viewing your data. You can organize it into collections or boards, depending on your preference.
Can I customize my content in xTiles as I do in Anki?
Absolutely! Customization and flexibility are among the most important features of xTiles, allowing our users to create, plan, organize, and collect on their own terms. This makes xTiles suitable for a wide range of use cases.
Does xTiles offer cross-platform compatibility?
Certainly, xTiles offers cross-platform compatibility, allowing easy access to your projects and templates on various devices and operating systems. The application is available on Windows, iOS, and Android platforms. You can download either the mobile version here https://xtiles.app/en/mobile-app-xtiles or the desktop version here https://xtiles.app/en/desktop-apps
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