AnkiWeb addon 2020769284
Breaks large daily review workloads into smaller blocks with timed healthy breaks, FSRS-based session recommendations, a movable progress bar, auto-hide/sync, notifications, webhooks, and customizable per-deck settings.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.66 | 24.11+ | 2026-03-04 |
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Reschedules Anki cards using FSRS review histories, postpones or advances selected cards, balances daily workload, schedules breaks, disperses sibling cards, flattens backlogs, and reports memory and learning-step statistics.
Displays live FSRS memory data and forgetting curves on review cards, with optional space-war games, missions, medals, themes, and customization, while leaving Anki scheduling unchanged.
Visualizes study activity, streaks, upcoming reviews, and new-card learning on a heatmap, with configurable workload, time, and FSRS-based scoring plus selectable date-range statistics.
Provides supplemental Anki practice through customizable multiple-choice, matching, and written questions plus card lists, with configurable templates, subsets, groups, timers, sounds, and session stats.
Implements an adaptive FSRS v5/v6 retention scheduler that minimizes expected total review workload until cards reach long-term retirement, though the addon is now deprecated.
Displays deck-browser graphs of answer speed versus retention, a learning forecast, and new-card counts with time-remaining estimates.
This plugin was made for students, language learners, and anyone dealing with a large number of Anki reviews. Sometimes, opening Anki and seeing hundreds (or thousands) of due cards can feel overwhelming and exhausting.
The purpose of the Ultimate Session Pacer is to break down your massive daily workload into smaller, manageable chunks (blocks). By forcing you to take healthy, timed breaks between these blocks, it prevents mental fatigue and keeps you focused for longer periods of time.
You don't need to guess how many cards to study per session. The plugin features a built-in advisor that reads your pending card queue. Depending on your backlog, it uses a dynamic math formula (Square Root scaling) to suggest the perfect number of cards per block and the ideal break duration.
As you study, a clean, non-intrusive progress bar appears directly on your screen. It shows exactly how many cards are left in your current block. When the bar fills up, your session is complete, and it's time for a break! You can move this bar to any corner of the screen.
If you activate these options, the plugin will automatically minimize Anki to your taskbar the moment your break starts—forcing you to step away and rest your eyes. Note: Please leave Anki running in the background during breaks so the timer can run. It can also automatically sync your progress with AnkiWeb to keep your profile safe.
When your break time is over, the plugin will send a native Windows notification to your desktop. If you are away from your PC, you can link a Discord or Telegram webhook, and the plugin will send a message directly to your phone to remind you to get back to studying.