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Splits imported text into lines, creating one Anki card per line with a 12-step memorization ladder and training/recall prompts for multilingual word-for-word memorization.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
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Imports scripture verses as notes with multiple cards and lets you recite passages from memory, revealing verses at detail levels matching their learning state.
Imports a folder of ordered photos into a structured deck of chained cards, linking each photo to the next for Method of Loci memory-palace practice.
Imports target-language documents, splits them into words with example sentences, and lets you add, ignore, mark known, or study later, syncing statuses across documents.
Bulk-creates Anki cards from pasted text, one card per line, with deck and note type selection, delimiter splitting, tab-separated fields, tags, and optional browser display or auto-close.
A planned but unreleased tool intended to wrap aeneas for synchronizing audiobook text with audio and creating Anki cards, currently containing no code and doing nothing.
Imports e-book or text files into Anki, splits the text into sentences using NLTK, and creates sentence cards with the Basic note type, naming the deck after the file.
Note: for bugs and support, please go to the Github page here: https://github.com/chinese-resources/memory-steps I cannot constantly check comments here for bug reports. Also, feel free to suggest features!
Tested and currently working on 25.09.4 as of June 2026. I can't guarantee this works with other versions. Please let me know if you run into issues.
v.1.0.1 update - fixed cards for a better review workflow.
An Anki Add-On designed to memorize word-for-word line-by-line Scripture, poems, speeches, etc. in Chinese, Japanese, Korean, English, and other languages.
Inspired by https://github.com/zefanja/bible-memorizer/ but with a different method and workflow. It was originally built for Chinese Bible memorization, but it now supports Chinese, English, mixed-language texts, poems, speeches, scripture passages, quotations, language-learning material, and any other text you want to know by heart.
Instead of asking you to memorize a whole passage at once, Memory Steps splits your text into lines and gives each line a 12-step memorization ladder.
Version 1.0.1 is a mobile usability fix for the Universal Ladder Player.
It keeps the one-card-per-line architecture from 1.0.0, but improves the card template on mobile:
The current version creates:
1 Anki card per line
12 memory prompts inside that card
1 interactive Ladder Player
This means:
Each imported line becomes one Anki card.
Inside that card, the Ladder Player shows one prompt at a time. The prompts go from easy to hard:
Step 1 = easiest / most visible
Step 12 = hardest / minimal cue
You can use the player in two ways: Training Mode and Recall Mode.
Training Mode is the default starting mode.
Use Train for first-time learning or extra practice. Training Mode walks you upward through the ladder:
prompt → check full line → harder prompt → check full line → even harder prompt
This lets you attempt each step, reveal the full line to check your answer, then continue to a harder prompt.
Use Recall for normal reviews.
Recall Mode starts with the hardest cue. Try to recite the full line from memory. If you need help, tap:
Need hint ←
This moves to an easier prompt.
Suggested grading:
Easy = recalled from the hardest cue
Good = needed a small hint
Hard = needed several hints
Again = needed the full answer
The Check full line button reveals the full answer without changing your current step.
Current step → Check full line → Back to step
It does not jump back to the easiest step. It is only a temporary answer check.
Memory Steps includes several prompt styles:
Import from Anki desktop:
Tools → Memory Steps → Import Text
Then:
Each line becomes one card, ordered by line number.
Import on Anki desktop, then sync to mobile.
Because the ladder is inside the card template, the review experience works on mobile without needing the desktop add-on to run during review.
Version 1.0.1 uses this note type:
Memory Steps: Universal Ladder
Older versions used:
Memory Steps: Line-by-Line Memorizer
Old notes are not automatically migrated. For the best mobile-safe experience, re-import your texts with version 1.0.1 or later.
From the repository root:
python3 scripts/build_release.py
This creates:
dist/memory_steps_1.0.1.ankiaddon
dist/memory_steps_manual_install_1.0.1.zip
dist/memory_steps_source_bundle_1.0.1.zip
dist/memory_steps_source_bundle_1.0.1_base64.txt
Run the smoke test with:
python3 scripts/smoke_test.py
GPL-3.0-or-later.
Tested and currently working on 25.09.4 as of May 2026. I can't guarantee this works with other versions. Please let me know if you run into issues.
An Anki Add-On designed to memorize word-for-word line-by-line Scripture, poems, speeches, etc. in Chinese, Japanese, Korean, English, and other languages.
Inspired by https://github.com/zefanja/bible-memorizer/ but with a different method and workflow. It was originally built for Chinese Bible memorization, but it now supports Chinese, English, mixed-language texts, poems, speeches, scripture passages, quotations, language-learning material, and any other text you want to know by heart.
Instead of asking you to memorize a whole passage at once, Memory Steps splits your text into lines and gives each line a 12-step memorization ladder.
Version 1.0.1 is a mobile usability fix for the Universal Ladder Player.
It keeps the one-card-per-line architecture from 1.0.0, but improves the card template on mobile:
The current version creates:
1 Anki card per line
12 memory prompts inside that card
1 interactive Ladder Player
This means:
Each imported line becomes one Anki card.
Inside that card, the Ladder Player shows one prompt at a time. The prompts go from easy to hard:
Step 1 = easiest / most visible
Step 12 = hardest / minimal cue
You can use the player in two ways: Training Mode and Recall Mode.
Training Mode is the default starting mode.
Use Train for first-time learning or extra practice. Training Mode walks you upward through the ladder:
prompt → check full line → harder prompt → check full line → even harder prompt
This lets you attempt each step, reveal the full line to check your answer, then continue to a harder prompt.
Use Recall for normal reviews.
Recall Mode starts with the hardest cue. Try to recite the full line from memory. If you need help, tap:
Need hint ←
This moves to an easier prompt.
Suggested grading:
Easy = recalled from the hardest cue
Good = needed a small hint
Hard = needed several hints
Again = needed the full answer
The Check full line button reveals the full answer without changing your current step.
Current step → Check full line → Back to step
It does not jump back to the easiest step. It is only a temporary answer check.
Memory Steps includes several prompt styles:
Import from Anki desktop:
Tools → Memory Steps → Import Text
Then:
Each line becomes one card, ordered by line number.
Import on Anki desktop, then sync to mobile.
Because the ladder is inside the card template, the review experience works on mobile without needing the desktop add-on to run during review.
Version 1.0.1 uses this note type:
Memory Steps: Universal Ladder
Older versions used:
Memory Steps: Line-by-Line Memorizer
Old notes are not automatically migrated. For the best mobile-safe experience, re-import your texts with version 1.0.1 or later.
From the repository root:
python3 scripts/build_release.py
This creates:
dist/memory_steps_1.0.1.ankiaddon
dist/memory_steps_manual_install_1.0.1.zip
dist/memory_steps_source_bundle_1.0.1.zip
dist/memory_steps_source_bundle_1.0.1_base64.txt
Run the smoke test with:
python3 scripts/smoke_test.py
GPL-3.0-or-later.