No. These are imposters. They look similar but usually lock your decks behind a monthly paywall ($5/month). They are not affiliated with the open-source Anki project and do not sync properly with the desktop algorithm. Avoid them entirely.

There is no safe "free download" for the official iOS app.

| Platform | Official App | Cost | Free Option | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | AnkiMobile | Paid (~$24.99) | AnkiWeb (browser only) | | Android | AnkiDroid | Free | Same app (no limitations) | | Desktop (Mac/PC/Linux) | Anki | Free | Same app | | Web | AnkiWeb | Free | Browser access |

Apps like "AnkiApp" or other similarly named tools often use the Anki name to attract users but are not compatible with the official desktop program and often charge hidden subscription fees. Free Workarounds for iOS Users