AnkiWeb addon 1936731458
Displays a small analog car speedometer during reviews, converting your rolling response-time average into speed zones with visual effects and automatic return to the main menu when idle too long.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.45 | 2.1.66+ | 2026-05-22 |
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Adds a customizable racing progress bar during reviews where rating cards advances your vehicle against a timed CPU opponent or pursuer, with custom vehicles, tracks, backgrounds, and streak nitro effects.
Turns Anki reviews into real-time car races against friends, ghosts, or leaderboards, with multiplayer rooms, overlays, group races, stats, and an account requirement.
Displays a tactical pacing dashboard tracking review speed, rolling accuracy and countdown timing, with Pomodoro/interval modes, metronome feedback, and macOS media control integration.
Enables freehand drawing and writing on Anki cards with mouse or pressure-sensitive stylus, including smoothing, calligrapher modes, color and background options, and adjustable canvas/toolbar controls.
Displays a live timer and animated cat when you reveal a card, comparing current review time to the previous time and color-coding faster or slower results.
Displays a customizable floating graph tracking review pace against a target time per card, with average speed, display styles, hotkeys, and saved preferences.
Keep your study sessions focused and distraction-free — in a fun way. Speedometer displays a small analog car speedometer in the corner of Anki's interface, turning your review pace into a visual challenge. The goal is simple: keep the needle in the zone and don't let it drop!
How it works: The needle reflects a rolling average of your last 6 card response times The faster you answer, the higher the speed — try to stay in the green zone! Answering Again applies a time penalty, pulling the speed down If you stop reviewing for too long, the speedometer returns you to the main menu automatically
Speed zones: 🔘 Gray — idle 🔴 Red — very slow (>25s average) 🟠 Amber — moderate (7–18s) 🔵 Blue — fast (3–7s) 🟢 Green — very fast (<3s)
Visual features: Startup animation on every session (like turning on a car) Smoke effect at maximum speed Blinking reserve light when speed is critically low Glass reflection, chrome bezel, metallic pivot and glowing needle
Author: Bruno Magera License: MIT