Spaced-repetition software is valuable because it remembers when each card should return. For an Anki comparison, export a small deck with media, tags, cloze cards, and a varied review history. Import it into a candidate and inspect both card content and scheduling, not just deck count.
Complete a week of normal reviews on two devices. Check sync conflicts, offline sessions, and whether custom note types survive. If scheduling history cannot move, account for the relearning cost before switching. Keep the original deck export and media safely stored. An attractive card editor is not enough if the review queue loses its timing.
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