AnkiWeb addon 1659223841
Analyzes review history to compare next-review failure rates after unusually fast correct answers versus slow ones, showing per-deck tables and cards, with a read-only report and Browser view.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.50 | 26.08.1+ | 2026-09-09 |
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Enables gamepad control of Anki with customizable bindings, on-screen overlays, analog cursor control, a radial menu, and over 15 haptic vibration patterns for review actions.
Tracks review history to rank your most-frequently missed cards by tag or deck, with time-frame and parent-tag filters, and double-click access to open cards in Anki's Browser.
Creates focused cram sessions from recently missed or hard cards, using six confidence-based decks, smart spacing, grading controls, progress tracking, deck filters and persistent progress.
Aggregates existing card difficulty and ease scores by tag, displaying them in a table and color-coded graph to highlight challenging and mastered topics.
Replaces Anki's Show Answer button with a 0–100% confidence slider, then charts your actual accuracy, overconfidence score, and Brier score to assess calibration.
Displays review activity heatmaps, daily review goals, progressive streak levels, retention percentages, 60-day trends, and interactive card history, with customizable colors and date ranges.
Does answering fast mean you actually knew it — or that you skipped the recall and pressed Good on a feeling of familiarity?
This add-on answers that from your own review history. It walks every pair of consecutive reviews of the same card and asks: when you pressed Good or Easy unusually fast, how often did you fail that card the next time?
Crucially it shows that next to the opposite case — how often you failed after a slow correct answer. Two columns, not one. If the two rates are the same, speed tells you nothing about your memory. If the left is higher, fast answers are fooling you. If the right is higher, the cards you have to think hard about are the fragile ones.
Tools → Confident But Wrong — Report shows a per-deck table plus the individual cards it happens to most.
Tools → Confident But Wrong — Show in Browser opens those cards in the Browser so you can rewrite or reformulate them.
How "fast" is defined. Less than 0.6× the median answer time of that deck, so a deck of long sentence cards is not judged against a deck of single kanji. Reviews less than 12 hours apart are ignored, because a same-day repeat is a learning step, not recall. Manual reschedules are excluded. Cards sitting in a filtered deck are counted under their home deck.
It is read-only. It only runs SELECT queries. It never changes a card's due date, interval, ease or review count, and it never adds, edits or deletes notes.
All thresholds are adjustable in the add-on's config.