#1 Anki Remote of 2026
Study without breaking your rhythm.
Built for med students who spend hours in Anki, MODI makes long review sessions faster, more comfortable, and easier to stay consistent with every day.
Student trust
High ratings. Real student approval.
Easy to start, polished in hand, and better than generic remotes.
Why students like it
Ready now. Custom later.
Start instantly, then fine-tune it when your routine gets more specific.
Ready to use right away
The default buttons cover the Anki actions most people use, so you can start reviewing without spending time setting everything up first.
Easy to customize later
If your workflow changes, you can remap the buttons through the Anki plugin instead of being stuck with the default layout.
Works on the devices you already use
Use MODI with your desktop, phone, or tablet. It connects over Bluetooth, lasts up to 15 hours on a charge, and feels good enough to use every day.
Student results
Made for long review sessions
MODI is designed to make the repetitive parts of review easier: answering cards, staying comfortable, and getting back into your flow after interruptions.
more cards per session*
With less reaching, long review sessions can feel faster and easier to stay focused through.
reported better hand comfort*
One-handed control can be more comfortable when you're doing reviews every day.
battery life
Enough to get through regular study sessions without constantly thinking about charging it.
Need setup help?
Use the tutorial page to find the right guide.
The tutorial links out to the full desktop and mobile setup guides and keeps the quick device reference in one place.
Blog
Helpful setup guides and reference notes.
How to set up the MODI plugin in Anki
The Anki add-on steps, plugin code, and the Switch Mode setup that goes with it.
Read moreKeyboard Mode vs Switch Mode
Which one to start with, what the green and blue LEDs mean, and when each mode makes more sense.
Read moreBattery, lights, sleep, and updates
Charge indicators, battery life, light controls, sleep timing, and firmware notes.
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