Every December, Spotify throws you a party for listening to music. Meanwhile you answered tens of thousands of flashcards this year, and Anki gave you… a due count.
Year in Cards fixes that. One click and your year unrolls as a full-screen story — poster slides, kinetic type, and the numbers you'd actually brag about — ending with the reveal of your Anki character.


You'll scroll through
- The big number: total reviews, hours, and days studied, counting up as you watch
- Your longest streak — and whether your current one is catching it
- Your reviewing hour and study persona
- Your biggest day, and your longest single sitting without standing up
- The shape of your year, month by month
- True retention (review cards only — the same definition as Anki's own stats)
- Your nemesis: the card you've failed the most, stamped and framed like evidence
- Your top decks
- And the finale: your Anki character — one of 10 archetypes, from The Machine to The Night Stalker to the mythical Anki Bot, each with a transparent unlock rule you can chase
Make it yours. Three colorways — Pop (electric lime), Midnight (deep navy, neon accents), Sunset (retro terracotta and gold) — and your pick sticks.
Then send it. Every slide exports as a 1080×1350 poster built for the group chat, plus a summary story card at the end.
Three time ranges: this year, last 12 months, all time. Reviews synced from AnkiMobile/AnkiDroid count. Open from Tools → Year in Cards.
Privacy: everything is computed locally from your own review log. No network requests, ever.
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