Atlas Dashboard — a modern, customizable Anki dashboard.
Atlas Dashboard replaces Anki's standard interface with a cleaner, more personal home screen. Glance at today's stats, view your study heatmap, pick a theme, give your decks custom icons, and (optionally) turn study into a game — all without leaving Anki.
Features
Dashboard home screen with today's stats at a glance
Study heatmap with week, month, and year views
Built-in themes plus a full custom-theme editor
Custom deck icons and colors
Responsive layout that adapts to narrower Anki windows
Customizable sidebar — reorder, hide, and archive entries
Profile page with stats, achievements, and a larger heatmap
Optional gamification: restaurant levels, Taiyaki coins, Mochi Messages, Focus Dango reminders, and daily goals
Optional social leaderboards: opt-in only, with separate toggles for reading the leaderboard vs. uploading your stats
Per-profile data storage for settings, progress, themes, friends, and local social identity
Privacy
Social is off by default and makes no network calls until you enable it. If you opt in to uploading stats, only your chosen display name, friend code, review counts, streak, and last-active timestamp leave your machine. Deck names, card content, and review history are never uploaded.
UPDATES:
Version 0.1.1
- Added an optional global reviewer card text color setting.
- Added separate colors for light and dark mode.
- Added separate cloze/answer colors.
- Cloze blanks and revealed answers retain their accent color.
- Existing card styling remains unchanged until the feature is enabled.
Compatibility
Anki 25.07.5 and 25.09 only. Works on Windows, macOS, Linux, and sandboxed installs. Runtime data lives in your Anki profile folder, so read-only add-on installs still work.
Reset
To fully reset the add-on, close Anki and delete the Atlas Dashboard folder inside your Anki profile.
License & Credits
GPL-3.0. Atlas Dashboard is a modified derivative of Onigiri by PeaceMonk — full attribution preserved in NOTICE.md.