AnkiWeb addon 1341420737
Transforms Anki review history into 11 animated, Spotify-Wrapped-style slides summarizing retention, streaks, learner persona, deck themes, star and nemesis cards, with an AI-written shareable narrative.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
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| 2.1.1 | + | 2026-06-10 |
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Turns Anki review progress into a world-building game where completed cards grow a five-era world, adding motivation to study daily.
Generates personalized monthly and yearly study reports with statistics, streaks, achievements, study personality, comparisons, shareable social cards, and printable PDF or PNG exports.
Tracks daily Anki review streaks with a clickable counter and history calendar, automatic streak freezes, rewarding animations after the first review of the day, and sharable progress.
Integrates advanced AI into study sessions to generate targeted exam-style questions from decks and uploaded materials, assess answers in real time, and evaluate open-ended responses.
Customizes Anki's reviewer with 40 color themes, 89 card styles, 62 fonts, and 10 transitions, all switchable live via a floating toolbar during review.
Transforms Anki reviews into an anime RPG with XP, levels, character forms, combo multipliers, ranks, achievements, boss fights, and themed HUDs across five anime universes.
Last year I reviewed a little over 14,000 cards. One night in December (almost midnight, eyes burning, thumb tapping Again, Good, Again), it hit me that I had nothing to show for any of it. Months of reviews, hundreds of hours, and not a single image or number that made me feel like I actually did that this year.
Spotify hands you a Wrapped. Strava draws your year in kilometers. GitHub paints your contribution squares green. Anki, the app I'd spent the most time in by a wide margin, gave me a bar chart that looked like it was from 2005.
That always struck me as backwards: the effort I was proudest of was the one nothing bothered to celebrate. So I built the thing I wanted to see.
Memoria Rewind turns your review history into 11 animated, full-screen slides, Spotify-Wrapped style, that you can actually screenshot and share. Run it on whatever window you like: last week, a month, the whole year, or a custom range.
It doesn't just dump numbers. It reads your data and gives it a shape:
✨ "Your word for this year: consistency."
The first time I ran it, that was exactly the feeling I'd been missing: my invisible year finally had a face.
The story is written by an AI, so it reads like someone actually looked at your year instead of printing a template. The part I care about most: you don't need a new API key or a second subscription to get that.
If your chosen provider ever fails, it quietly falls back to the offline narrator, so a Rewind always renders.
💪 You already did the hard part: showing up, quietly, day after day. This just lets you see the year that came out of it.
