AnkiWeb addon 1350713399
Connects Anki to an Ankiboards account through a Tools menu login, after users sign up and restart Anki if needed.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.0 | – | 2020-10-14 |
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Automates Anki’s built-in self-hosted sync server, enabling fast desktop and mobile synchronization over local Wi-Fi with minimal setup, plus optional remote access and server settings.
Provides an AI tutor for USMLE and shelf exams that explains cards, makes fact-checked flashcards, unsuspends cards for missed questions, and includes a focus timer and virtual garden.
Integrates the Focumon gamified focus experience into Anki, adding an in-app game window and a deck browser widget showing trainer stats, levels, and collection progress.
Explains the current review card using Claude Code, triggered by a keyboard shortcut, and supports typed follow-up questions.
Lets users compete with other Anki users on a leaderboard, registering an account online and syncing their stats whenever they sync Anki.
Syncs your daily Anki review stats to an iOS app that blocks distracting apps until you meet your study goal.
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