SnapOrtho for AnkiBeta

Always improving.Built for every level of training.

A versioned orthopaedic master deck and intelligent Anki add on with BroBot built in. Learn more effectively, prepare for the questions that matter, and stay current throughout training.

Free SnapOrtho account required Built for Anki Desktop

Current version

0.3.1-cloze-media

Cards

3,670

Release status

Live

SNAPORTHO MASTERCurrent

Trauma

What structure is most at risk with a posterior hip dislocation?

The sciatic nerve is the key neurologic structure to assess before and after reduction.
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What would an attending ask about this?
What is the common OITE trap?
Always document the neurologic exam before reduction. The peroneal division is more commonly affected.

One connected learning system

Your deck remembers the facts. BroBot helps you understand them.

SnapOrtho combines structured orthopaedic knowledge with teaching that responds to the card in front of you.

SnapOrtho Master Deck

A foundation that keeps growing

Study from a versioned orthopaedic deck designed to improve as the content is reviewed, refined, and expanded.

Intelligent Anki Add On

BroBot teaching inside every review

Ask better questions, uncover common traps, and turn memorized facts into useful clinical understanding.

BroBot integration

Turn every card into a teaching moment.

BroBot follows the card you are reviewing, so each answer starts with the right context and helps you go beyond recall.

  • Prepare for questions an attending may ask
  • Recognize common OITE and board traps
  • Continue a conversation about the current card
  • Connect the fact to practical clinical reasoning

BroBot

Learning with your current card

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What would an attending ask about a posterior hip dislocation?
They may ask which nerve division is more vulnerable, what must be documented before reduction, and why reduction is urgent. The peroneal division of the sciatic nerve is affected more often.
Show me the OITE trap
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Versioned by design

A deck that gets better without making you start over.

See what version you have, know when a release is ready, and bring improvements into the deck while keeping your learning history yours.

SnapOrtho Master

Version status

Installed

1.0

Available

1.1

Your schedule

Review progress stays intact

Your notes

Personal fields stay yours

Meet learners where they are

One deck for the full journey through training.

Medical Student

Build a clear and durable orthopaedic foundation.

Subintern

Prepare for cases and the questions that come with them.

Resident

Reinforce high yield knowledge and board concepts.

Educator

Help improve the resource for the next learner.

Beta access

Start learning with SnapOrtho for Anki.

A free SnapOrtho account securely connects your add on, gives you access to deck releases, and keeps you informed when updates are ready.

First step

Create your free SnapOrtho account.

Your account unlocks the beta download and connects Anki to current SnapOrtho deck releases.

Setup takes five steps

  1. 1Create or sign in to your SnapOrtho account
  2. 2Download and install the Anki add on
  3. 3Restart Anki and connect SnapOrtho
  4. 4Download and import the Master Deck
  5. 5Confirm your installed deck version

Beta questions

Good to know before you begin.

The beta will continue to improve as learners use it and share feedback.

Why do I need a SnapOrtho account?+

Your account securely connects the add on to SnapOrtho, unlocks current deck releases, and lets the add on check for updates.

Does SnapOrtho replace Anki?+

No. SnapOrtho works inside Anki Desktop and adds an evolving orthopaedic deck, version awareness, and BroBot teaching.

Will an update erase my review progress?+

SnapOrtho updates are designed to preserve Anki scheduling and designated personal fields while improving central deck content.

Which devices are supported?+

The add on is built for Anki Desktop. After setup, your normal Anki sync workflow can continue across the devices you use.

What does beta mean?+

Beta means the core experience is ready for early learners while the team continues to refine setup, content, and update workflows.

Help shape the future of orthopaedic learning.

Use the beta, share what helps, and tell us what would make every review more effective.

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