Adds Duolingo-style gamification to Anki with updated review buttons, popup feedback, correct/incorrect chimes, and controller vibration, each individually configurable.
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Adds a Tools menu for configuring and taking multiple-choice tests filtered by tag, deck, or other search terms, with saved statistics, graphs, and a notes editor.
Records repeatedly wrong or forgotten cards and lets you export them for review before continuing.
Adds a menu bar option for uploading a .wav file to play as background audio, though it is simple, tested only on Windows, and requires restarting Anki.
Provides a modern material-style Anki theme inspired by The Great Wave off Kanagawa, compatible with versions 24.06.3+, with customizable backgrounds, icons, and colors.
Adds an Add-and-close button to the Add window, letting users save a new card and close the window, useful when not batch adding cards.
Provides a customizable statistics dashboard showing review activity, success rates, study patterns, heatmaps, streaks and due forecasts, with deck filters, themes and local multilingual support.
Makes Anki's main window background transparent so content behind shows through, while keeping buttons and text opaque, with a saved, adjustable transparency level for dark and light themes.
Generates interactive, color-coded grids of deck kanji sorted by JLPT, Jouyou, Kanken, frequency, score, Unicode, or discovery order, with Jisho links and timestamped PNG/HTML exports.
Generates interactive color-coded kanji grids from your decks, sortable by JLPT, Jouyou, Kanken, frequency, score, Unicode, or order, with Jisho links and PNG/HTML export.
Repurposes the Hard button to mark a card as failed and bury it until the next day, postponing complicated cards.
Embeds a multi-tab web browser with a search-enabled URL bar and keyboard shortcuts into Anki's Add Card dialog, letting users browse or search while creating and editing cards.