A new student-built Anki workflow
MasterDeck AI
Designed and refined in Switzerland
A new way to interact with Anki, powered by AI.
Start from new medical material or a deck you already use. Build a visual Big Picture Card, make it your own, then generate the focused review cards you need.
One-time purchase. Secure checkout. No coding experience required.
Built from a real study problem
“I wanted AI to make Anki genuinely faster, more useful, and more personal.”
I was not looking for another generic tool that produces cards I would never actually use. I wanted a practical way to use AI in my studies: to create better cards faster, keep control of the result, and make Anki far more visual and personal. After months of testing and refinement, this became the system I actually use - and a way of working with Anki that I had not seen elsewhere online.
50+ focused cards from one request
The exact number depends on what the material genuinely needs.
One copy-paste into Anki
Five fully coded visual systems
Built for desktop, phone, and dark mode.
The first surprise
This works with Anki.
Not a separate review app. Not another place to rebuild your collection. MasterDeck AI keeps Anki at the center and gives you a modern way to create and improve what goes into it.
Keep the review system you trust.
Change what your study material can look like.
Five engineered design systems
Not just a workflow. Five complete visual systems.
Nordic Clinical, Quiet Minimal, Medical Archive, Clinical Control Room, and Swiss Editorial are included. Each one has been carefully designed, coded, and refined as a complete system for Big Picture Cards and focused review cards.
Nordic Clinical
Quiet Minimal
Medical Archive
Clinical Control Room
Swiss Editorial
Designed beyond the screenshot
Each style is a working Anki system.
The visual design is only the part you can see. Underneath it, the card-level layout, front template, back template, and CSS presets have been coordinated so the same style keeps behaving properly across the places where you actually study.
Desktop and phone ready
Layouts reorganize for smaller screens instead of simply shrinking or overflowing.
Dark mode throughout
Colors remain readable during review and inside Anki's Browser, not only in a standalone preview.
One focused card at a time
Each review card is framed as its own study surface, so moving through the deck feels intentional.
Visuals return in context
Relevant slides from the Big Picture Card can reappear beside the answer they support.
Manual images behave too
Add a slide or screenshot to a cloze later and the included code places it beside the answer on desktop.
The templates work together
Front template, back template, CSS presets, and card-level code are designed as one coordinated system.
Recommended for maximum compatibility: begin with one of the five included visual systems, then personalize its content and details.
Community styles
Five at launch. More through Discord.
After completing the training, you can access the dedicated Discord channel to discover future community-made styles, share adaptations, and see what other students are building. The five included systems remain the recommended starting point when you want the most thoroughly tested compatibility.
Day to night
Built for daylight. Ready for late nights.
The included setup stays readable and coherent when Anki switches between light and dark mode.
Drag to move from light mode to dark mode.
The workflow
A controlled source first. Better review cards after.
Separate the work so you can inspect, personalize, and control the result before review begins.
- 01
Start with your material
Use lecture slides, a PDF, notes, or another course source you are allowed to use.
- 02
Build the Big Picture Card
Turn dense content into one structured, visual overview inside Anki.
- 03
Make it personal
Add the slides, screenshots, diagrams, drawings, and changes that matter to you.
- 04
Generate the review cards
Create the focused cards you need, then bring the complete set into Anki in one copy-paste.
The second surprise
Fifty useful cards should not mean fifty manual entries.
On a dense source, even with AI, creating a card, copying it, pasting it, and repeating the process fifty times is still slow. Whether the material needs 20 cards or 50+, this workflow creates the focused set from one request, then brings it into Anki in one copy-paste.
50+ is an example, not a minimum or guarantee. The number scales with the source: a short lecture may need around 20 cards, while a dense chapter may need 50 or more. The goal is the right set, not the largest deck.
1controlled Big Picture Card
1request
0+focused review cards
1copy-paste into Anki
Visuals where they matter
The right visual returns with the right question.
Place a slide, screenshot, drawing, or diagram beside the relevant idea in your Big Picture Card. When the review cards are generated, that visual context can follow the card it belongs to instead of becoming a disconnected image dump.
The Anki deck you receive already includes the presets that keep answer-revealing visuals hidden on the question side. The slide appears only after you reveal the answer.
Already have a medical deck?
Keep the content. Upgrade the experience.
You do not need to rebuild everything from zero. Use the workflow on a chapter you already study, then reorganize it, restyle it, and turn it into a clearer Big Picture Card, refreshed review cards, or both.
Work one chapter at a time and keep the material you already value. The paid training shows the complete process step by step.
See what is included
01
Your current deck
Content worth keeping.
Choose a chapter or a focused group of notes you already use.
02
Your upgraded system
Clearer. Visual. Yours.
Create a Big Picture Card, renewed review cards, or both.
Use decks you own or are authorized to modify. Third-party commercial decks are not included.
Set it up this summer
Use the summer. Start the semester ready.
Learn the workflow, test your preferences, and shape a system that feels natural before classes begin. If next semester's material is already available, you can even prepare your first weeks of Big Picture Cards and focused review cards now. The summer early-bird price is there to encourage you to do the setup while you still have time to explore it properly.
Start with a deck that feels unmistakably yours - the kind of setup that makes people ask, "Wait, this is Anki?"
Get the summer offer - $9.90- Learn the workflow
Set up the files and practice on a few lectures while you have time.
- Find your style
Test different layouts until your cards feel unmistakably yours.
- Prepare ahead
Build the first weeks, or more, from any course material you can access.
- Upgrade what exists
Apply the method to your current Anki decks instead of starting over.
The Starter Kit
The complete kit. Explained from A to Z.
The Starter Kit includes a ready-to-import Anki deck, five complete visual systems, and the prepared AI project files. The video tutorial shows you how to use the entire kit from A to Z. Nothing is complicated—you simply follow the steps.
- 01Ready-to-import Anki starter deck
- 02Five visual systems and prepared AI project files
- 03Simple A-to-Z video tutorial for using the complete kit
What you need
A simple desktop setup.
- Anki Desktop
- Access to the supported AI workspace shown in the training
- No API key required
- No coding experience required
- Course materials you are allowed to use
Summer early-bird offer
MasterDeck AI Starter Kit
The complete Big Picture Card to Anki review-card workflow, ready to set up. Learn it, personalize it, and begin the semester with your system already working.
Summer 2026 launch price
$9.90
$19.90
One-time payment · Save $10 during the summer launch
50% launch discount. The planned regular price after the Summer 2026 offer is $19.90.
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FAQ
The practical questions.
Is this really inside Anki?
Yes. The Big Picture Cards and the generated review cards are made to live inside Anki. MasterDeck AI is not a replacement review app.
Is this just another AI flashcard generator?
No. This is not a one-click generator that gives you a fixed, generic deck. The training introduces a different way to communicate with Anki through AI - a way that was not realistically possible before today's tools. You keep control over the structure, visual style, explanations, and final cards. After trying conventional flashcard generators, this is the workflow that genuinely changed how I create cards and review.
Will it always generate exactly 50 cards?
No. Fifty-plus is a realistic example for a dense lecture, not a quota or guarantee. The correct number depends on the material and detail you need.
Do I need to know how to code?
No coding experience is required. The training shows the setup and repeated workflow step by step.
Can I add my own slides and images?
Yes. You choose the slides, screenshots, drawings, or diagrams that matter and place them where they belong before generating the review cards.
Can I use a visual style outside the five included systems?
Yes. Once you understand the workflow, every card remains editable and you can explore other directions. For maximum compatibility across phone layouts, dark mode, Anki's Browser, and slide placement, I recommend beginning with Nordic Clinical, Quiet Minimal, Medical Archive, Clinical Control Room, or Swiss Editorial. After the training, the dedicated Discord channel will also feature new styles and adaptations from the community.
Can I use my existing Anki decks?
Yes. Near the end of the same training video, a dedicated section shows how to use a chapter from a deck you already have to create a Big Picture Card, refreshed review cards, or both. It also explains which specialized cards are better left untouched. Use only decks you own or are authorized to modify.
Does the workflow verify medical accuracy for me?
No AI workflow replaces source checking. In my own use, this method has worked very well and I am genuinely satisfied with the results. But you should still compare the output with your course material and correct anything incomplete or inaccurate.
Set it up this summer
Build your system before the semester starts.
Build the overview. Personalize the source. Generate the cards you actually want to review.
Get the Starter Kit - $9.90 One-time purchase. Secure checkout. Personal educational use.