Creates interactive medical flowcharts and mind maps inside Anki, with drag-and-drop editing, auto-cloze cards, JSON/AI import, alignment tools, and click-to-reveal review.
Alternatives to CubeCards: CFOP Algorithm Trainer (cube diagrams and animated algs)
AnkiWeb addon 2052537765
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