Harken
Harken uses spaced repetition to optimize your studying.
At a glance
3.8 out of 5
Scored by Alex after real useOur verdict
Harken excels in spaced repetition but is limited by its reliance on this single method. It’s not suitable for those needing a variety of study techniques.
✓What it does well
✕Where it falls short
Key features
Questions about Harken
How does Harken help with studying?
Harken uses spaced repetition, scheduling reviews to optimize long-term memory retention. Cards support rich text, images, inline code and code blocks, and stats tracking displays learning progress visually. It runs as a responsive web app available on any device.
How much does Harken cost per month?
Harken starts at $4 per month, according to the price published by the vendor in September 2026. There is no free tier, and the reviewer lists easy access on any device through a responsive web app among its strengths.
Can Harken import Anki decks?
Yes. Harken imports all decks and review history from Anki. The reviewer notes that Anki is the only import format supported, so other formats cannot be brought in. It also offers a web extension for quizzing on web content.
What are the downsides of Harken?
The reviewer says Harken is limited by its reliance on spaced repetition and does not offer diverse study methods, so it is not suitable for anyone needing a variety of study techniques. It also cannot be used for reviews without an internet connection.
What alternatives to Harken does Toolio list?
Toolio lists Flashcard Generator, which generates flashcards from any document or video, along with MESSA for practicing MUN exercises, Tripp for mindfulness and Clipboard TTS for reading text aloud. Harken itself holds a Toolio score of 3.8 out of 5, given by Alex on 4 Oct 2026.