AnkiWeb addon 1577021707
Sends configurable JSON webhook events, such as note-added notifications and heartbeats, from Anki to local or remote HTTP receivers so external apps can react without polling.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.1 | + | 2026-05-03 |
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Sends configurable, escalating inactivity alerts—from desktop tooltips to repeating push, messaging, SMS, and voice—through multiple channels, with weekday, study-window, quiet-hour, and due-card gates, configured via native GUI.
Periodically sends selected fields from Anki notes matching search queries, compressed via webhook to a TRMNL server for display, supporting multiple configurations and mashups.
Breaks large daily review workloads into smaller blocks with timed healthy breaks, FSRS-based session recommendations, a movable progress bar, auto-hide/sync, notifications, webhooks, and customizable per-deck settings.
Automatically syncs your collection when leaving the review screen or after staying on one card past a configurable timeout, with cooldown protection and optional notifications.
Monitors Anki reviews and sends card ID, note ID, and deck name to ActivityWatch, viewable in its Raw Data section.
Shows a colored tooltip confirming which ease button was pressed on the previous card, optionally displaying the new interval, with adjustable location, size, color, and duration.
An Addon that hooks onto various Anki operations, and sends out Webhook style events to notify apps of things like New Note Created.
Currently only supports New Note Created, but the idea is that it could be expanded to support many other operations.
Pre-configured for my tools GSM and Nagare so instead of polling AnkiConnect for Added:1, Anki can instead tell them when there is a new Note ready for Enhancement.
If you have questions submit an issue in Github
AnkiBeacon posts JSON events from Anki to local or remote HTTP receivers.
The current release emits note_added events when Anki creates notes through
Collection.add_note() or Collection.add_notes(). It also sends an optional
heartbeat so external apps can prefer push delivery while Anki is running and
fall back to polling only when the heartbeat expires.
The add-on package/folder name remains new_card_created for compatibility.
The public project name is AnkiBeacon, leaving room for more webhook event
types in future releases.
Edit the add-on config in Anki from Tools > Add-ons > AnkiBeacon > Config, or
edit config.json directly while developing.
{
"defaults": {
"timeout_seconds": 5,
"headers": {},
"show_error_tooltips": true
},
"operations": [
{
"operation": "note_added",
"enabled": true,
"urls": [
"http://127.0.0.1:7275/anki/events"
],
"payload_mode": "note_id"
},
{
"operation": "heartbeat",
"enabled": true,
"urls": [],
"fallback_operation": "note_added",
"interval_seconds": 10,
"show_error_tooltips": false
}
]
}
Each entry in operations owns the URLs and options for one event stream. If
the heartbeat operation has no URLs, it uses fallback_operation to send
heartbeats to the note_added URLs, and the receiver should branch on event.
note_added
{
"addon": "new_card_created",
"addon_name": "AnkiBeacon",
"protocol_version": 1,
"session_id": "9b2b4eb1d7e046b5a2f916f35f2f9ef1",
"event": "note_added",
"source": "add_note",
"created_at": "2026-04-22T23:00:00+00:00",
"note_id": 1234567890,
"deck_id": 987654321
}
payload_mode: "note" adds note fields, tags, card IDs, and basic card
metadata.
heartbeat
{
"addon": "new_card_created",
"addon_name": "AnkiBeacon",
"protocol_version": 1,
"session_id": "9b2b4eb1d7e046b5a2f916f35f2f9ef1",
"event": "heartbeat",
"status": "ready",
"sent_at": "2026-04-22T23:00:00+00:00",
"heartbeat_interval_seconds": 10,
"payload_mode": "note_id",
"capabilities": ["heartbeat", "note_added"]
}
See INTEGRATION.md for receiver guidance.
Create the .ankiaddon archive from inside this folder so the archive root
contains files such as __init__.py, config.json, and manifest.json.
Do not include the containing new_card_created folder, __pycache__ folders,
or local meta.json state in the upload archive.