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Recall Cards instead of Anki complexity: simple FSP card review

Why Fachsprachtrainer brings APKG import, simple repetition, and FSP activity cards into a calmer study surface.

6 minUpdated: 02 June 2026Recall CardsAPKGFachbegriffe
Import APKG, CSV, or TSV
Review the preview and commit
Review the cards
Generate new cards from mistakes
Export when needed
Import APKG, CSV, or TSV
Recall Cards cycle: import, review, generate from mistakes, export

Short answer

Recall Cards is the simple card surface for terminology, patient-friendly language, medical report sentences, and mistakes from your FSP training.

The advantage is not more options, but less friction: import, review, generate from activity, and export.

Context

Anyone who has ever set up an Anki deck with fifteen settings knows the moment the tool costs more time than the studying itself. For FSP cards, it can be simpler.

Recall Cards is the simple card surface for terminology, patient-friendly language, medical report sentences, and mistakes from your FSP training.

Why FSP cards need more than a simple question and answer

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FSP requires reliable register switching between patient conversation, documentation, and doctor-doctor handoff. A classic flashcard with only a term and translation does not train this switch – it tests recognition, not active language action.

What you can bring from existing cards

Anki Manual: importing and exporting

APKG files can transfer existing cards from Anki exports as long as they use common card structures; complex add-ons or media logic are not imported as executable content. That is usually enough to bring an existing terminology stock along instead of starting over.

  • Import APKG, CSV, or TSV files and check the preview before committing them.
  • Export decks as APKG, CSV, or PDF when you want to back them up or use them elsewhere.

Make practice concrete

Import existing APKG, CSV, or TSV cards and check the preview before they enter your decks.

Turn recurring mistakes from history-taking, documentation, and presentation into short review cards.

Export decks as APKG, CSV, or PDF when you want to back them up or use them outside the app.

Turning mistakes into cards

Recurring mistakes from history-taking, documentation, and presentation can be turned into short review cards – this way you practise exactly what actually goes wrong in your own training, instead of working through generic lists.

Why not simply stick with Anki

Anki is powerful, but too configuration-heavy for many FSP learners. Recall Cards keeps import, review, generation from mistakes, and export together in a simpler, FSP-specific surface, directly in the dashboard instead of a separate tool.

Next step

Import an existing APKG or CSV export if you have one, and then create one deck made exclusively from your last three practice mistakes.

FAQ

Can I import Anki exports?

Yes. Recall Cards supports common APKG structures plus CSV and TSV. Complex add-ons or media logic are not imported as executable content.

Why not just use Anki?

Anki is powerful, but too configuration-heavy for many FSP learners. Recall Cards keeps import, review, generation, and export together in a simpler FSP surface.

Practise FSP realistically now

Practise history-taking, documentation, doctor-doctor conversation, and terminology in an exam-like flow.

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