Builds interactive chess flashcards that each hold a complete line, integrate Anki's grading, support PGN/FEN creation, desktop and iOS, plus syncing shared decks and tactical drilling.
Alternatives to MedMatrix Sync
AnkiWeb addon 86370913
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