Quick answer: Noji (rebranded from AnkiPro) is a mobile-first flashcard app with a free tier commonly limited to about 50 cards per day and Premium from roughly $4.99/mo (dated App Store / Noji help). Neurako offers free FSRS within published deck/card/AI limits and Pro at $59.99/year — with a cleaner story if AnkiPro→Noji trust drama mattered to you.
Noji sits in the “Anki-like on your phone” category. Neurako sits in “FSRS + AI capture without pretending to be Anki.” This comparison is dated September 2026. Re-check Noji’s Premium help and store listing before buying. Neurako does not sell a team plan and does not claim live AnKing sync.
Rebrand context (why Reddit cares)
AnkiPro’s transition to Noji generated public confusion and frustration in communities like r/AnkiPro — naming, accounts, and “what happened to my app” threads. Regardless of who was right in every dispute, trust is part of the product for subscription study apps. If you lived through that rebrand, you may want a vendor with stable naming and clear plan docs.
Neurako’s bet: publish limits, ship FSRS, price Pro at $59.99/year, and avoid Anki trademark cosplay.
Price and limits (dated Sept 2026)
| Noji | Neurako | |
|---|---|---|
| Free study | Often capped around 50 cards/day (Noji Premium help / community reporting — verify) | Free FSRS within 50 decks / 1,000 cards / 25 AI units monthly (published plan limits) |
| Paid | Premium from ~$4.99/mo (store/help dated) | Pro $6.99/mo or $59.99/year |
| Positioning | Anki-like mobile SRS | FSRS + AI capture, modern clients |
| Team plan | — | No team plan |
| Live AnKing sync | Not AnkiHub | Not claimed |
Sources: Noji Premium features help, App Store listing for Noji, public rebrand threads. Always confirm live.
Algorithm and creation
Noji markets spaced repetition for phone-first study — fine for many vocabulary workflows.
Neurako uses FSRS from the first deck, with AI generation from photo/audio/text inside unit caps. Browser tools (no Neurako API required on tools.neurako.com) cover Quizlet/CSV/occlusion imports.
Migration paths
- Quizlet libraries: quizlet-to-anki → Open in Neurako
- Spreadsheets: csv-to-anki
- Anki packages for text review: apkg-to-csv
Also: /anki-alternative, /quizlet-alternative.
Who should use which?
Use Noji if you already like its UI, your deck fits the free daily card rhythm, and Premium’s monthly price matches your budget.
Use Neurako if a 50-card/day free ceiling is too tight, you want annual Pro under $60, you care about FSRS defaults + AI capture, or you want distance from the AnkiPro naming saga.
FAQ
Is Noji the same as Anki?
No. It is a separate app that previously used Anki-like branding (AnkiPro). Official Anki is desktop-first with AnkiMobile on iOS at $24.99.
Is Neurako free?
Yes within published limits — not unlimited everything. See /pricing.
Will Neurako sync my Noji progress?
Expect a fresh schedule when you move text cards. Progress systems rarely port 1:1.
Related reading
CTA
If 50 cards/day is your blocker, try Neurako free FSRS: app.neurako.com. Move a Quizlet set with quizlet-to-anki in a few minutes.
Daily card caps vs collection caps
A 50 cards/day free limit constrains throughput. A 1,000 cards collection free limit constrains library size. Heavy daily reviewers hate throughput caps; casual learners hate hitting library walls. Know which constraint binds you before you optimize price.
Trust checklist for any Anki-like app
- Clear pricing page with dates
- Honest about what is not Anki (plugins, AnkiWeb, AnKing sync)
- Export path for your data
- Stable name for more than one funding cycle
Noji’s AnkiPro history makes item 4 salient. Neurako’s comparison pages exist so you can audit claims — including ours — against shipped behavior.
If you are fleeing AnkiPro confusion
Export what you can now. Rebuild critical cards in Neurako or official Anki. Do not wait for perfect migration tooling while a subscription auto-renews. Use csv-to-anki as a lowest-common-denominator bridge.
Try-both protocol
Day 1: create 60 cards on Noji free and see whether the ~50/day cap blocks you. Day 2: create the same set on Neurako free and complete a full review queue. If daily throughput matters more than brand familiarity, the cap becomes the decision.
Naming and discovery
People still search AnkiPro months after rebrands. That SEO inertia is not the same as product continuity. When evaluating Noji, read current Premium docs, not three-year-old AnkiPro screenshots. When evaluating Neurako, read /pricing and this comparison’s dated table. Fresh docs beat vibes.
Card throughput math
At 50 new cards/day free, a 400-card chapter takes eight calendar days of free-tier creation even before reviews. Reviews on prior days consume attention too. That may be fine for light vocab. It is painful for dense STEM weeks. Neurako’s free collection cap (1,000 cards) and AI unit cap constrain differently — you can often create a burst if AI units remain, then review under FSRS without a per-day card faucet.
Brand clarity for parents buying subscriptions
Parents searching “Anki for iPhone” sometimes land on Anki-like clones. Official AnkiMobile is $24.99 from Anki’s publisher. Noji is a separate subscription product with AnkiPro history. Neurako is a separate freemium FSRS product at $59.99/year Pro. Saying the names clearly prevents accidental subscriptions.
Final pick heuristic
Choose Noji if you already love it and Premium’s monthly cost fits. Choose Neurako if free-tier throughput, annual pricing clarity, or post-rebrand trust is the deciding factor. Choose official Anki if shared mega-decks and add-ons define your workflow.
Related comparisons
If you need official Anki compatibility above all else, choose Anki. If you need mobile FSRS without AnkiPro naming baggage, Neurako is built for that lane.
Support and ecosystem
Noji’s Premium help and store listing are the live sources for card caps and price — treat community “50/day” reports as leads to verify. Neurako’s limits live in shipped plan constants and the pricing page. Whichever you pick, keep CSV/.apkg exports.
If your true requirement is official Anki add-ons and AnkiWeb sync, neither Noji nor Neurako replaces desktop Anki. Use them when the job is mobile FSRS with less ceremony — and use Anki when the job is power-user collections.
CTA
If a 50-card day free ceiling is your blocker, start on app.neurako.com. For Anki-shaped power needs, read /anki-alternative and is Anki free? before you pay any mobile subscription. Noji can still be the right phone-first SRS if Premium fits and the daily free cap never binds you. Neurako is the better default when you need burst creation, annual Pro at $59.99, or distance from AnkiPro rebrand noise. Dated Sept 2026 — verify Noji’s live Premium help before you decide.