AnkiWeb addon 1316503459
Enables other devices on the same local Wi-Fi network to request and, once individually approved via a pairing code, securely connect to Anki for syncing activity with the scheduler.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 25.02 | 26.09.3+ | 2026-10-07 |
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Starts a local-network phone remote for Anki via QR code or URL, letting you answer cards, scroll, undo, switch decks, show hints, and run custom actions.
Adds a QR-code-accessed phone remote for controlling Anki over the local network, with tap and swipe modes, an improved interface, and bug fixes.
Silently syncs the collection in the background after configurable idle periods, without stealing focus, syncing only on detected changes and deferring during dialogs, focus, or reviews.
Enables offline AI semantic and keyword hybrid card search on local CPU, with a browser semantic: prefix, a search dialog for previewing and suspending cards, and automatic model download.
Turns Anki study into a networked multiplayer game where players battle each other on filtered decks, track progress, and optionally share badges and daily study time.
Blocks new cards on Saturdays and Sundays while keeping review cards available, syncing deck setting changes through AnkiWeb across devices.
AnkiBridge is the most secure way to enable other devices to connect to Anki on your computer. It features a permission based authentication scheme that requires you to approve each and every device. It also enables syncing activity to your Anki scheduler.
Your phone and computer must be on the same Wi-Fi network.
The connection stays on your local network. Pairing requires a code shown in Anki, and no AnkiWeb account or cloud relay is used.