AnkiWeb addon 149004221
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.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.35 | 2.1.46+ | 2021-08-11 |
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Enables controlling Anki reviews wirelessly from an iPhone via QR-code pairing, letting you show answers, grade cards, and undo during big-screen study sessions.
Runs a local bridge pairing an Apple Watch app via IP address and six-digit code to send review answers, undo, bury, suspend, and view review state over Wi-Fi.
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.
Turns your iOS or Android phone into a remote controller for Anki.
Display answer feedback for Again, Hard, Good, and Easy during desktop reviews, though it is currently broken in the latest Anki version.
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.
Visual feedback in the desktop Anki app
Swipe mode and swipe settings
Tap mode (best in landscape)
PRIVACY
Ankimote uses Google Analytics to count anonymized users and engagement.
LICENSE
MIT License (see github)
BUG REPORTS, FEATURE REQUESTS, SOURCE CODE
https://github.com/TheDabblingDuck/ankimote
CHANGELOG
8/11/21 - Fixed inaccurate feedback with V1 scheduler on learning cards, and recognition of 'undo' action on V3 scheduler.
7/29/21 - Fixed bug when using V1 scheduler
07/27/21 - Fixed feedback and scrolling for the latest versions of Anki (tested on 2.1.45). Updated AMBOSS integration for the latest version of the AMBOSS addon (07-26-21 update).
07/11/20 - Reworked custom actions to execute Python code instead of Javascript as previously. This allows the user to easily set actions to suspend, mark, bury, replay audio, etc. See addon config within Anki.
07/05/20 - Initial Release
SUPPORT DEVELOPMENT
Ankimote is an addon that adds remote control functionality to Anki, the open source flashcards app.
After installing this addon, selecting 'Ankimote' from the Anki toolbar will start Ankimote and display a QR code and URL directing to the remote that can be accessed by any other device on the local network (usually your phone).
Answer cards (again, hard, good, easy) from the remote and get visual feedback on the desktop app
Scroll up, scroll down, undo from the remote
One-hand (Swipes) and two-hand (Taps) control interfaces
Switch decks without touching your computer
Works with the AMBOSS addon to flip through popups
'Show Hints' action reveals hidden portions of cards in common decks such as Anking and Pepper
Advanced features (see addon config in Anki):
Custom actions to trigger execution of user-defined Python code (to interact with Anki) or Javascript (to interact with the current card)
Custom hook support for integration with other addons
Both devices must be on the same network (usually the same WiFi name)
The network must allow local communication (public networks like coffee shops and some schools may not work)
Workaround: when the above conditions cannot be met, try enabling Bluetooth tethering on your phone and connect your computer to your phone's Bluetooth. In your computer's Bluetooth settings, use "connect to network" or similar to create an internet connection over Bluetooth between the two devices. Then find your phone's IP address on the Bluetooth connection, and use that IP address instead of the one Ankimote displays. Use the same port displayed by Ankimote.
Connect by scanning a QR or visiting the URL from a phone or other device that is on the same local network.
Visual feedback in the desktop Anki app.
Swipe mode and swipe settings
Tap mode (best in landscape)
Ankimote uses Google Analytics to measure anonymized user engagement.