AnkiWeb addon 266436365
Adds statistics graphs tracking learned cards, net and total matured cards, and matured cards lost, with cumulative totals to show learning and maturation progress.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.0 | 2.1.23+ | 2020-03-29 |
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Replaces standard deck stats with a customizable, theme-adaptive dashboard showing per-deck progress, remaining cards and today's completed reviews, configured through a graphical menu.
Splits learning and relearning cards into distinct, configurable sections and colors in Anki's statistics overview pie chart.
Filters statistics by note type, card type, or tag, including hierarchical tags and their subtags, though newer Anki statistics are unsupported.
Adds configurable Apple Fitness-style progress ring widgets to Anki dashboards, tracking tags, decks, custom searches, or daily study progress, with visual editing and click-through to the Browser.
Transforms deck maturity into a 60-level journey with experience-based progress bars, themed ranks, card-life indicators, and customizable, dark-mode-ready UI.
Generates an HTML dashboard summarizing daily, weekly, or monthly study sessions with retention, FSRS metrics, SVG growth graphs, narrative insights, and optional LLM-generated reflections from local collection data.
This graph should help you track whether you are meeting your goals for number of cards learned per day. For example, if you have a goal of 20 new cards learned per day and each day 20 cards pass through the learning phase, then you should see a value of 20 for each day and an average of 20 cards learned per day. If you start learning a card but it doesn't exit the learning phase until the next day, then the next day will include this card in its count.
Note that this is different from how the default Anki graphs count learned cards. Anki's default graphs track the number of reviews in the learning phase, not the number of distinct cards learned.
Net Matured Cards
This is the net change in the number of matured cards, equal to the number of matured cards minus the number of cards that were mature but were forgotten. A card is considered "matured" when its interval increases to 21 days or above and forgotten when its interval drop below 21 days. This also plots the cumulative total. When this is plotted over the deck lifetime, the final cumulative total roughly equals the number of matured cards plus the number of matured cards that are suspended.
Matured Cards
This is the number of matured cards, as explained above. This is included to help understand the values in the Net Matured Cards graph.
Matured Cards Lost
This is the number of matured cards lost, as explained above. This is included to help understand the values in the Net Matured Cards graph.
Version History
This is a plugin for Anki that adds the following graphs. You can find it listed under Anki addons here.
Important: For Anki versions 2.1.28 and higher you need to shift+click on the stats link to view the old stats page with these graphs.
This is the number of cards that were learned. A card is considered "learned" if it leaves the learning phase. This ignores cards that were relearned. This also plots the cumulative total. When this is plotted over the deck lifetime, the final cumulative total roughly equals the number of young cards plus the number of matured cards plus the number of young and mature cards that are suspended.
This is the net change in the number of matured cards, equal to the number of matured cards minus the number of cards that were mature but were forgotten. A card is considered "matured" when its interval increases above 21 days and forgotten when its interval drop below 21 days. This also plots the cumulative total. When this is plotted over the deck lifetime, the final cumulative total roughly equals the number of matured cards plus the number of matured cards that are suspended.
This is the number of matured cards, as explained above. This is included to help understand the values in the Net Matured Cards graph.
This is the number of matured cards lost, as explained above. This is included to help understand the values in the Net Matured Cards graph.
Anki includes a Review Count graph that plots the total reviews for learning, relearning, young, and mature cards. This graph is great if you want to know how many reviews occurred in each category, but it can be difficult to understand progress using it. Since one of the goals is to learn cards and have them eventually mature, this plugin tracks statistics for that specifically.
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