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Adds dozens of extra customizable statistical graphs to Anki's stats screen, including retention, load, lapse, repetition, time, interval, FSRS, and time-machine charts.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
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| 2.1.28 | 24.06.3+ | 2026-09-19 |
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| Version | Works on Anki 26.09.3 | Maintenance | Last activity | Votes | Approval | GitHub stars | Notes |
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| Search Stats Extended this addon original | likely | active | 19 Sep 2026 | 👍 44 · 👎 0 | 92% | 32 | |
| ↳ Search Stats Extended (Sound's Fork) | supported | active | 28 Oct 2026 | 👍 0 · 👎 0 | – | 1 |
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Displays a stacked bar graph of card states over time, color-coded by interval, with an FSRS-based estimated total knowledge retention line and main-screen integration.
Displays an interactive heatmap calendar and stats on Anki's main screen, tracking reviews, retention, speed, focus, workload forecasts, plus themes and background photos.
Replaces Anki's main-screen study line with a theme-adaptive stat card showing configurable today/month/year/lifetime stats—cards, time, retention, new cards—plus optional lifetime total and daily load, with a settings dialog.
Generates an HTML dashboard summarizing daily, weekly, or monthly study sessions with retention, FSRS metrics, SVG growth graphs, narrative insights, and optional LLM-generated reflections from local collection data.
Splits learning and relearning cards into distinct, configurable sections and colors in Anki's statistics overview pie chart.
Embeds configurable, reorderable Anki statistics graphs into the Deck Browser, Deck Overview, and Congrats screens.
Like the new anki stats screen? Want more? This is the addon for you.
loadDelayMs: The number of ms to delay before displaying the search stats, Increasing this can help if the search stats appear above the regular stats (Though even with 0ms this doesn't tend to happen)
confirmExpensiveStats: If true, graphs which itterate over every review for the cards in the selection will be hidden by default prompting the user to press a button to load them.
barWidth, barHeight: Change the RESOLUTION at which the bar/candlestick charts are rendered. This can also be used to change their aspect ratio.
piePercentages: While true, A third percentage column is added to all pies.
E.g.
Has no effect on Card Count Time Machine.
warnings: If set to false, removes any text warning of the cutoff date in the review graphs (denoted by yellow).
trends: If set to false, disables trend lines.
categories Automatically set when you open and close a tab, can also be set to "removed" to omit the tab entirely
forceLang Allows you to force a specific language regardless of what Anki's language is set to.
Like the new anki stats screen? Want more? This is the addon for you.
loadDelayMs: The number of ms to delay before displaying the search stats, Increasing this can help if the search stats appear above the regular stats (Though even with 0ms this doesn't tend to happen)
autoRevlogStats: If false, graphs which itterate over every review for the cards in the selection will be hidden by default prompting the user to press a button to load them.
barWidth, barHeight: Change the RESOLUTION at which the bar/candlestick charts are rendered. This can also be used to change their aspect ratio.
piePercentages: While true, A third percentage column is added to all pies.
E.g.
Has no effect on Card Count Time Machine.
warnings: If set to false, removes any text warning of the cutoff date in the review graphs (denoted by yellow).
trends: If set to false, disables trend lines.
categories Automatically set when you open and close a tab, can also be set to "removed" to omit the tab entirely
forceLang Allows you to force a specific language regardless of what Anki's language is set to.
Building this with make works on linux and will probably work on mac
To clone the repository along with its submodule (the Anki codebase), you should use the following command:
git clone https://github.com/Luc-Mcgrady/Anki-Search-Stats-Extended.git --recursive --shallow-submodules
[!NOTE] This step can be skipped if you have cloned the repo directly into the addon folder.
Once the repo has been cloned, you can add a symlink from this repo to Anki's addon folder so that the addon will be included next time you start Anki
For Linux or MacOS:
ln -s PATH_TO_CLONED_REPO PATH_TO_ANKI_ADDONS_FOLDER/Anki-Search-Stats-Extended
For Windows:
mklink /D "PATH_TO_ANKI_ADDONS_FOLDER\Anki-Search-Stats-Extended" "PATH_TO_CLONED_REPO"
run make to setup source files
make
Then every-time you make any changes run make again.
It is possible that you may run into issues with protoc on mac.
https://github.com/Luc-Mcgrady/Anki-Search-Stats-Extended/issues/22#issue-2769153566
You need to make the file src/ts/proto and then generate the proto files by running
npm i
npx protoc \
-I anki/proto \
--es_out src/ts/proto \
--es_opt target=ts \
anki/proto/anki/*.proto \
Then whenever you want to build changes
npm run build
I haven't actually tested this so good luck. Check the makefile for more information
Due to the way its set up you don't have to reload anki for javascript changes, you only have to run make/build again and reload the stats menu.
If you have any cool graph idea's then let me know or just pull request and make it yourself.
All files in this repository are licenced under "GPL-3.0-only"
Copyright 2023 Luc McGrady and contributors.