AnkiWeb addon 1758045507
Displays a review-screen progress bar that scores a Habitica habit when filled, awarding XP, health, mana, and gold, and supports reviews synced from other devices.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.0 | 23.12.1+ | 2026-01-14 |
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Gamifies Anki with a health bar that drains and refills as cards are reviewed, while estimating when all daily new and review cards will be finished.
Turns Anki reviews into an RPG-style progression system with XP, levels, streaks, retention bonuses, at-a-glance study stats, and a floating stats window.
Adds a RuneScape-style gamification system with five skills—Focus, Curiosity, Endurance, Recall and Speed—that award XP for review behaviors, level up, and display in a movable dock.
Tracks review counts to award moves at customizable intervals, letting users play a block puzzle inside Anki with adjustable board size, scoring, gravity mode, and optional notifications.
Embeds an animated 2048 puzzle in the Anki review window, rewarding correct card answers with moves, with keyboard controls, local leaderboard, auto-save, and dark mode.
Replaces Anki's deck and review screens with a customizable widget dashboard featuring activity heatmaps, Pomodoro timer, habit tracking, exam countdowns, Quizlet-style study modes, card previews, six themes, and four languages.
Anki 2.1 add-on for use with Habitica. Anki Habitica for 2.0 is on https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/954979168.
This addon creates a progress bar at the bottom of the review screen. As you answer questions, reach timeboxes, and clear decks, the progress bar advances. When it gets all the way, it scores an Anki Points habit at Habitica.com (which it will create).
Anki Habitica supports reviews done on any device! Ankiweb, AnkiMobile, AnkiDroid, another computer... Anki Habitica will find those points. (Not suggested, while you still need a desktop client to sync your progress to Habitica, which may cause issues)
When the addon scores your habit on Habitica, a pop-up box tells you how many XP, HP, Mana, and Gold points you have/earned. It also tells you when you've levelled up and if you've received any items.
Notice: There is some weird text in the notes of the Habit; you must keep them.
Inspired by: https://github.com/Pherr/HabitRPG-Anki-Addon
Special thanks to Tim Wilson for the database code.
See https://github.com/eshapard/AnkiHabitica/blob/master/README.md for a more detailed description.
Please don't post bug reports here. I can't reply to you in this forum. I don't get messages when you've posted here, and I don't check this page.
Before posting an issue, make sure that it was not network problems that caused your issue. This addon assumes you have a good network connection to Habitica.
If you're having trouble with this add-on, post an issue on GitHub.
Anki 2.1 add-on for use with Habitica. Places a progress bar on the bottom of the review screen and scores a Habitica habit when the progress bar reaches the end. Also shows your health, exp, and mana stats as percentages to the right of the progress bar.
For Anki 2.0 see branch anki2.0
For use with Habitica: http://habitica.com
AnkiHabitica places a progress bar on the bottom of the review screen.
As you review, you earn points by answering questions, (optionally) hitting timeboxes, and (optionally) clearing decks.
As you answer questions, your progress bar advances and once it reaches the end (12 flashcards in default), the add-on scores your Anki Points habit that will be created automatically.
After scoring your habit, a pop-up message box will tell you how many XP, HP, Mana, and Gold points you earned (if any) and it will announce if you've levelled up and if you've received any items...
After installation, you'll find a sub-menu called AnkiHabitica under the Tools menu.
The AnkiHabitica only runs on the desktop version of Anki, but as long as you sync your reviews on both ankidroid and the desktop version with ankiweb, the add-on will catch all the reviews.
For version before Anki 2.1.20, you will need to sync your desktop version of Anki with Habitica manually. To do this, simply access the Tools menu from Anki desktop. Then go to AnkiHabitica > Score Habitica Backlog.
If you use newer Anki, addon will automatically score backlog after syncing.
That's how the addon keeps track of things across multiple devices and multiple sessions. You must keep that there.
AnkiHabitica stores some necessary information in the notes field of your Habitica habit. Do not edit the notes field unless you really know what you're doing.
The Score Habitica Backlog function is limited to scoring your habit a maximum of 25 times in a row. This is to prevent the application from appearing to hang; causing the user to think Anki has crashed. In future versions, I may implement a progress bar notification, but for now, this is how it is.
Apparently, video game players start to get impatient when the progress bar is around 80% or so. If you speed up how quickly they acquire points after 80%, you'll get a higher retention rate of players. See Tom Chatfield's TED talk for more: https://www.ted.com/talks/tom_chatfield_7_ways_games_reward_the_brain?language=en
AnkiHabitica's progress bar emulates this behavior. After the bar reaches about 80%, it will progress twice as fast as it normally does.
I occasionally post tips on using Anki and calibrating its settings at https://eshapard.github.io/anki/