Reschedules Anki cards using FSRS review histories, postpones or advances selected cards, balances daily workload, schedules breaks, disperses sibling cards, flattens backlogs, and reports memory and learning-step statistics.
Alternatives to load balancer
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Maintains consistent daily review counts by replacing Anki's random interval fuzz with the interval in the same range that has the fewest cards due.
Automatically adjusts new-card limits based on current review workload and overdue cards to maintain a steady study load and prevent overload.
Reschedules new review cards away from chosen weekdays or specific dates, using Anki's fuzz range, with configurable deck exclusions and logging.
Adjusts daily new card limits per deck based on young card counts, estimated review load, or cards due soon, with configurable rules and automatic updates.
Sets each deck options group’s initial ease factor to the average ease of its mature cards, recalculating automatically whenever a profile loads.
Adjusts each deck options group's initial ease factor to the average ease of mature cards with intervals over 90 days, recalibrating whenever a profile loads.
Simulates future Anki workload and progress using your actual cards, deck settings and retention statistics, then charts comparisons of different deck options.
Visualizes study activity, streaks, upcoming reviews, and new-card learning on a heatmap, with configurable workload, time, and FSRS-based scoring plus selectable date-range statistics.
Adds a context menu to the Add window's Add button for changing the due number of newly created cards or burying them, with adjustable settings for rescheduling shown cards.
Rewrites card due dates via shifting, stretching, or daily caps, with filtered deck/tag selection, simulation previews, timeline charts, and single-step undo.
Creates filtered decks of optimal cards for studying ahead, choosing those whose intervals would be reduced by the smallest percentage.