AnkiWeb addon 1503097117
Adjusts Anki's day rollover hour via hotkeys, restores a default reset time, and automatically extends the rollover when reviews run late to keep intraday cards in today's queue.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.1 | + | 2026-07-23 |
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Inserts synthetic review log entries for chosen dates, with configurable deck, card text, day start, timing, and spacing, so heatmaps and statistics show restored streaks.
Adds a customizable daily task checklist to the Deck Browser, with configurable titles, tasks, reset hour, light/dark support, and progress saved to your profile.
Displays a customizable floating graph tracking review pace against a target time per card, with average speed, display styles, hotkeys, and saved preferences.
Splits review sessions into configurable chunks and displays two linked progress bars with color-coded intervals, timers, session tracking, and optional FSRS-based retention coloring.
Enforces a daily card minimum by blocking Anki from closing until met, while tracking streaks via a customizable heatmap and generating shareable 1080×1080 stats images.
Automatically tracks study sessions and displays daily, deck, and historical review-time statistics with efficiency estimates, integrating with Review Heatmap (required) and offering customizable panels.
Shift the next day starts at hour (the day rollover) on the fly with a hotkey, and stop it from cutting your session short while you still have intraday cards to review.
Press a key to add or subtract one hour from the day rollover without opening the preferences. Defaults:
< — increase the reset time by 1 hour.> (Shift + <) — decrease it by 1 hour.Ctrl + < — set the reset time back to your default.A tooltip confirms the new value each time.
Set a "home" reset hour. It is filled in automatically with your current value the first time the add-on runs, and you can optionally have the reset time snap back to it whenever you finish your reviews.
Reviewing late and worried a learning card will roll over to tomorrow? Turn this on and, when only a few minutes are left before the day ends, the reset time is bumped +1 hour automatically so intraday cards stay in today's queue. A one-shot timer is armed when you enter the reviewer and fires exactly at the right moment; it is cancelled when you leave or finish reviews, then re-armed for the next boundary. If you have already moved the rollover yourself, the automatic bump steps aside and leaves your value untouched.
The threshold (minutes of headroom to keep) is seeded on first install with the largest time that can appear on an answer button across your deck presets — including Anki's longer Hard delay on the final learning step (last step ×1.5) — and a Detect from decks button recomputes it at any time.
Open Tools → Rollover Hotkey Settings (or the Config button in the Add-ons window).
An Anki add-on that lets you shift the next day starts at hour (the day rollover) on the fly with a hotkey, plus keep it from cutting your session short while you still have intraday cards to review.
Press a key to add or subtract one hour from the day rollover without opening the preferences. Defaults:
< — increase the reset time by 1 hour.> (Shift + <) — decrease it by 1 hour.Ctrl + < — set the reset time back to your default.A tooltip confirms the new value each time.
Set a "home" reset hour. It is filled in automatically with your current value the first time the add-on runs, and you can optionally have the reset time snap back to it whenever you finish your reviews.
Reviewing late and worried a learning card will roll over to tomorrow? Turn this on and, when only a few minutes are left before the day ends, the reset time is bumped +1 hour automatically so intraday cards stay in today's queue. A one-shot timer is armed when you enter the reviewer and fires exactly at the right moment; it is cancelled when you leave or finish reviews, then re-armed for the next boundary. If you have already moved the rollover yourself, the automatic bump steps aside and leaves your value untouched.
The threshold (how many minutes of headroom to keep) is seeded on first install with the largest time that can appear on an answer button across your deck presets — including Anki's longer Hard delay on the final learning step (last step ×1.5) — and a Detect from decks button recomputes it at any time.
Open Tools → Rollover Hotkey Settings (or the Config button in the Add-ons window).
In Anki, go to Tools → Add-ons → Get Add-ons…, paste the code and restart Anki:
1503097117
You can also find it on AnkiWeb.