u/Gainzz101

Linked Notes automatically pulls up the lecture page that matches your flashcard. No manual tagging, just import your lecture PDFs and it's set!

It solves a major problem when studying AnKing decks: Linked Notes finds your lecture material that matches the card you’re reviewing.

If you find yourself looking back at lectures constantly, having the right lecture page automatically pulled up saves a lot of time.

I also added deck presets today, so each deck can search only through the PDFs you choose for it.

I'm so happy with the state Linked Notes is in, and I hope to hear more stories about how it's helped y'all!

Learn more about it here

Linked Notes automatically pulls up the lecture page that matches your flashcard. No manual tagging, just import your lecture PDFs and it's set!

It solves a major problem when studying AnKing decks: Linked Notes finds your lecture material that matches the card you’re reviewing.

If you find yourself looking back at lectures constantly, having the right lecture page automatically pulled up saves a lot of time.

I also added deck presets today, so each deck can search only through the PDFs you choose for it, as seen in the demo.

I'm so happy with the state Linked Notes is in, and I hope to hear more stories about how it's helped y'all!

Learn more about it here

Last month, I asked my friends who study anatomy on Anki what would help them grasp the concepts better, and given my Computer Engineering degree from Texas A&M, I built Linked Body.

Linked Body analyzes the concepts of your flashcard to pull up a 3D interactive model of whatever anatomy you’re studying inside Anki automatically.

After releasing Linked Notes last month, an add-on that automatically pulls up the page your card came from (without any manual tagging), I wanted to build on that concept so that Linked Body complements Linked Notes.

Instead of memorizing spatial relationships from a flat image, you get a model you can rotate, zoom, and explore from any angle, turning a static image into something you can actually interact with, giving you a much deeper grasp of the concepts.

Currently, it covers multiple major organ systems, musculoskeletal, with specific coverage added by request. The 3D models are sourced from Sketchfab’s open library for visualization and spatial understanding.

Join for free to get an Exam Date Manager add-on, plus emails when new add-ons drop. Let me know if y'all like it for your MCAT prep.

Get it here: https://www.patreon.com/15614289/join and you can learn more here