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Tuteo vs Anki

Anki is a free, open-source flashcard program with one of the most advanced spaced-repetition schedulers. It's a personal study tool: there is no teacher side.

At a glance

	Tuteo	Anki
Made for	Independent language teachers and their students	Learners studying on their own
Students need an account	No: each student has their own link	No (only to sync devices)
Students need to install an app	No: any browser (the iPhone app is optional)	Yes: Anki must be installed and the deck imported
Teacher sees each student's practice	Yes: who opened each lesson, words practised, words missed	No
Sends each lesson's notes and words	Yes, one lesson at a time	No: a teacher can only share deck files
Spaced repetition	Yes, with four games	Yes, highly configurable (FSRS)
Price for the teacher	Free now; Pro planned at €10 a month	Free; the iPhone app is a one-time purchase

Where Anki is better

The most mature and configurable spaced repetition, including FSRS.
Fully offline, open source, with a large library of shared decks.
Students who already use Anki keep all their study in one place.

Where Tuteo differs

Anki has no teacher side; Tuteo shows you who practised and which words they miss.
Nothing to install or import: the link opens in any browser.
Words arrive with each lesson, instead of a deck file to rebuild and send again.

Which to choose

Choose Anki for motivated students who want full control of their own study.

Choose Tuteo to send words after each lesson and see who keeps up, without asking students to set anything up.

Checked on October 25, 2026. Products change: if something here is out of date, tell us at hello@tuteo.app.

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