Acts as the local Anki-side helper for a browser extension, finding and unsuspending cards and building filtered Incorrects and Marked review decks while keeping all data local.
Alternatives to Deck Review
AnkiWeb addon 1384350616
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Two-way syncs Notion toggle blocks and Anki cards, mirroring pages as decks, updating edits in place, handling images, formatting, priority tags, and orphan cleanup.
Automatically adjusts each card's ease factor after every review to converge on a target success rate, with configurable bounds, adjustment leash, and optional pass/fail two-button mode.
Displays a hierarchical deck list with review, correct-answer, and percentage metrics, plus text, flag and ease filters, drill-down analytics, CSV export, and collapse and context-menu navigation.
Lets you cycle through new cards in customizable batches without grading, marking individual cards or whole batches as learned while they remain new.
Adds a Review button beside Study Now on deck overview pages, plus a Shift+R shortcut, to instantly start a custom study session of due Learning and Review cards.
Creates hierarchical filtered decks from tag trees in one click and lets you rebuild, empty, pin, and bulk-manage them via hover actions and a manager.
Advances only FSRS-safe cards from selected upcoming days into a filtered deck, previewing daily load and allowing optional beyond-safe selection, while unreviewed cards keep original due dates.
Adds A–E option buttons to the reviewer that cycle through green, yellow, red, and off states, with selections saved per card.
Turns Anki reviews into a focused momentum game with question/answer timers, protective streaks, optional audio and controller feedback, Time Boosts, and tools for flagging slow cards.
Periodically shows fully rendered Anki cards in a small pop-up window for review while multitasking, with deck selection, adjustable intervals, self-typing, themes, temporary suspension, and speed mode.
Integrates the memory palace technique into Anki, letting users mark difficult cards, build palaces, assign cards by drag-and-drop, and optionally generate AI symbols and images.