Provides a detailed analytics dashboard for Anki review history, including heatmaps, retention, consistency, efficiency scores, trends, session and lapse analysis, and time-range filters.
Alternatives to EliAnki Insight: Advanced Analytics Dashboard
AnkiWeb addon 2055595165
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