AnkiCram

AnkiWeb addon 123859453

Creates filtered cram decks with infinite retry loops, tag filtering, and live session statistics, letting you repeatedly review decks without affecting long-term spaced repetition scheduling.
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Votes: 10 (👍 7 · 👎 3)
Updated: 2026-03-16
Anki versions: 2.1.51~
License: MIT (from the license file in the package)
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Languages: HTML, Python, JSON
Description language: en

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Last update or commit: 2026-03-17 (229 days before the snapshot).
Commits in the last year: 23.
Issues: 2 open, 2 closed.
Pull requests: 0 open, 3 merged.
Median first response: 2 hours (3 answered issues and pull requests).

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Repository: pmvrsi/ankicram · more by pmvrsi
Stars: ⭐ 7 · forks 0 · open issues 2
Last commit: 2026-03-16
License: MIT
Languages: Python
Tests: 0

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Min Anki	Max Anki	Updated
2.1.50	–	2026-03-14
2.1.51	+	2026-03-16

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Description

Anki add-on for cramming your decks

Features • Usage • Compatibility• GitHub • Website

🎯 Overview

Anki Cram is an Anki add-on that lets you loop and rebuild decks infinitely without ruining your long-term spaced repetition data.

Perfect for:

📚 Last-minute exam preparation
🔄 Intensive review sessions
🎯 Focused studying on specific decks
📊 Tracking your cramming progress

Demo Video

✨ Features

🚀 Core Features

Infinite Loop Mode: Failed cards instantly return to the queue for immediate retry
Smart Deck Selection: Search and select from all your decks with an intuitive interface
Tag Filtering: Focus on specific cards by filtering with tags
Session Statistics: Real-time tracking of:
- ⏱️ Session duration
- ✅ Cards reviewed
- 🧠 Retention rate
- 🔄 Failed cards count

🎮 Usage

Starting a Cram Session

Launch AnkiCram
- Click Tools → AnkiCram in the menu bar
Select Your Deck
- Browse or search for the deck you want to cram
- Use the search bar for quick filtering
- Selected deck will be highlighted in purple
Configure Options
- ✅ Infinite Loop: Enable to retry failed cards immediately
- 💾 Keep deck after session: Preserve the cram deck when done
- 🏷️ Tag Filter: Enter tags to focus on specific cards (comma-separated)
Start Cramming
- Click "Start Cram Session"
- A filtered deck named AnkiCram - [Your Deck] will be created
- Begin reviewing cards as normal

During Your Session

Corner Widget: A floating widget appears in the bottom-left showing "AnkiCram"
- Click it to view session statistics
- Access rebuild and stop options
Session Stats: Monitor your progress in real-time
- Time elapsed
- Cards reviewed
- Retention percentage
- Re-loop count
Rebuild Deck: Allows you to do the Deck Again

Ending Your Session

Click the corner widget
Click "End Session"

🔧 Compatibility

✅ Anki 2.1.50+
✅ Qt6 (Anki 2.1.55+)
✅ Windows, macOS, Linux
✅ All deck types

📄 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

README

Anki addon for cramming your decks

Features • Installation • Usage • Compatibility

https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/b0c26616-da85-4430-9dc0-7f65837e1ace

🎯 Overview

AnkiCram is an Anki add-on that lets you loop and rebuild decks infinitely without ruining your long-term spaced repetition data. It uses filtered decks behind the scenes so your main scheduling remains untouched.

Perfect for:

📚 Last-minute exam preparation
🔄 Intensive review sessions
🎯 Focused studying on specific decks
📊 Tracking your cramming progress

✨ Features

🚀 Core Features

Infinite Loop Mode: Failed cards instantly return to the queue for immediate retry.
Smart Deck Selection: Search and select from all your decks with an intuitive interface.
Tag Filtering: Focus on specific cards by filtering with tags.
Session Statistics: Real-time tracking of:
- ⏱️ Session duration
- ✅ Cards reviewed
- 🧠 Retention rate
- 🔄 Failed cards count

📥 Installation

Method 1: AnkiWeb (Recommended)

Open Anki.
Go to Tools → Add-ons → Get Add-ons....
Enter the add-on code: 123859453
Restart Anki.

Method 2: Manual Installation

Download the latest release from Releases.
Open Anki.
Go to Tools → Add-ons → View Files.
Extract the downloaded ZIP into the addons folder.
Restart Anki.