AnkiWeb addon 164339427
Gamifies Anki reviews by awarding coins for cards, including mobile reviews after syncing, to buy land, buildings, and monuments and grow a customizable city.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 25.02 | 26.05+ | 2026-06-20 |
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Turns exam deadlines into adaptive daily card targets per deck, shows on-track progress, builds filtered study decks, and adds optional gamified quests without changing Anki's scheduling.
Connects Anki desktop decks to a mobile city-building app, syncing review metadata so study progress earns coins, residents, and city-building unlocks.
Turns card reviews into a farming game where answering grows animals, selling them earns coins, with leaderboards, employees, random events, and animal synergies.
Times cards reviewed per minute with a countdown and high-score tracking, awards one coin per card, and lets users spend coins in a customizable item shop.
Gamifies Anki reviews by awarding Minecraft items for correct card combos across selectable biomes, letting users claim them as spawn commands and sync unclaimed items.
Adds a gamified tea timer to Anki that tracks study and break cycles, awards XP for reviewing, and unlocks tea flavors across 100 levels.
Anki City Tycoon is simple: do reviews, earn coins, buy land and buildings, and grow your city through both population and appeal.
Unlike many Anki “tycoon” add-ons, Anki City Tycoon does not force you to review only on desktop. Do your reviews anywhere - Anki desktop, AnkiMobile, or AnkiDroid - then sync back to desktop to claim your coins and update your city.
Most Anki tycoon add-ons have a problem: they discourage you from doing cards on your phone, because your desktop add-on will not reward those reviews properly.
Anki City Tycoon is built differently.
Reviews done on AnkiMobile or AnkiDroid can still earn coins once you sync back to Anki desktop. Your progress is not wasted just because you studied away from your computer.
This also applies to Essential Decks. If the add-on thinks you may have completed your essential reviews on another device, it will ask you to sync before triggering a disaster. That means you can finish reviews on mobile at night without worrying that your desktop city will punish you the next morning before syncing.
By default:
You can change these values in the settings.
There are also deck reward multipliers if you want some decks to give more or fewer coins.
Essential Decks are an optional challenge mode.
Too much?
Choose your punishment level: soft, standard, harsh…or turn it off completely for more peaceful city-building.
You can also enable vacation mode to take breaks scot-free.
The add-on does not punish Again answers. Essential Deck disasters are based on missed overdue review cards, not cards due today or new cards.
Population measures how big your city is.
Appeal measures how nice your city is.
Appeal comes from things like buildings, upgrades, monuments, terrain, cleanup status, damage, and building placement. The appeal popup shows the exact score breakdown, including what is helping and hurting your city.
Current themes:
You can build a peaceful town, a dense metro, a desert settlement, or whatever layout keeps you motivated to review.
Anki City Tycoon includes achievement tracks for reviews, streaks, population, buildings, repairs, upgrades, land, coins, parks, restaurants, monuments, and more.
The goal is not to replace Anki’s scheduler. It just adds a city-building layer on top of your normal reviews.
The City Data settings include:
I recommend exporting your city occasionally, especially before trying major updates.
This add-on is for Anki desktop.
The city interface itself is desktop-only, but reviews done on AnkiMobile or AnkiDroid can still count after syncing back to desktop.
Questions, bugs, or feedback: ankiville@gmail.com