Boosts initial review intervals for easy newly learned cards, using induction length to identify them and scheduling intervals to match a desired retention rate.
Alternatives to Induction booster
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Reschedules cards by importing scheduling data—due date, interval, ease, and review count—from one or more CSV files selected through the Tools menu.
Automatically reschedules mature vocabulary cards sooner when related sentence cards are failed, using tag-based dependency links, with configurable thresholds and AnkiDroid review syncing.
Automatically adjusts the new interval after a lapse to target a configurable review success rate (default 95%), fixing lapse detection and optionally applying changes silently.
Allows changing the default ease adjustments applied when rating Again, Hard, or Easy under the V1 scheduler by editing source code.
Compares your installed Anki Desktop version against the latest stable release, offering manual and scheduled checks plus a native upgrade prompt or download page fallback.
Adjusts a failed card's interval by applying a percentage that scales linearly from 100% for short prior intervals down to 25% for long ones, with user-adjustable values.
Warns when a card is added without tags and offers an option to add it anyway, using hooks on Anki 2.1.55+.
Displays true retention statistics broken down by card maturity, with colour-coded columns.
Links Anki to Discord Rich Presence, displaying your current activity, due and completed cards, and time spent studying to share progress with friends.
Adjusts each deck options group's initial ease factor to the average ease of mature cards with intervals over 90 days, recalibrating whenever a profile loads.
Lets users edit fields directly during card review using {{edit:Field}} template syntax, saving by clicking outside or pressing Esc, with undo and field-switching shortcuts.