AnkiWeb addon 305971550
Fork of CollectQuest📜 (AI-detected; may be wrong)
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Gamifies Anki reviews with collectible items, dungeons, milestones, quests and leveling, adding rebalanced difficulty, rewards, bonus stats and streak fixes while preserving progress migration.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
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| 2.1.0 | 26.09.3+ | 2026-10-27 |
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The original addon and its forks. The best value in each column is in bold.
| Version | Works on Anki 26.09.3 | Maintenance | Last activity | Votes | Approval | GitHub stars | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CollectQuest📜 original | likely | stale | 24 Apr 2026 | 👍 45 · 👎 2 | 86% | – | |
| ↳ CollectQuest (Saraph's fork) this addon (AI-detected; may be wrong) | supported | active | 1 Nov 2026 | 👍 1 · 👎 0 | 21% | 1 |
Forks can add features or work in a different way. Read the description before you change to another version. Fork detection is incomplete, so other versions can exist.
Adds an RPG layer with XP, levels, daily quests, weekly streak rewards, and a shop for gems and collectibles that boost progress without affecting cards or decks.
Turns card reviews into a Final Fantasy XIV crafting game with random item drops, 98 levels, and inventory, crafting, and progress menus.
Turns daily Anki reviews into an RPG with XP, loot, skill upgrades, and weekly boss battles, adding battle animations, sounds, and a quest journal.
Integrates the Focumon gamified focus experience into Anki, adding an in-app game window and a deck browser widget showing trainer stats, levels, and collection progress.
Turns exam deadlines into adaptive daily card targets per deck, shows on-track progress, builds filtered study decks, and adds optional gamified quests without changing Anki's scheduling.
Assigns a Pokémon or egg to each studied lowest-level deck, levels and evolves it as you review, displays it in Stats, and offers daily trades and customization options.
A personal fork of CollectQuest by Florent Baris — an Anki gamification add-on incentivizing consistent SRS through collecting various items, completing quests and leveling up along the way.
Most notably:
Refer to the changelog for details. Changes in this fork begin with version 2.0.0.
collectquest.json file in Anki2/<profile>/ directory. Without a copy there is no way back to your pre-fork progress.You can keep your existing progress. Your level, XP, gold, gems, collectibles and prestige all carry over, and daily quests are quietly swapped. There is no need to start from scratch. The one exception is a save from a very old version of the original add-on, which this fork can no longer read; it gets renamed out of the way and you begin fresh, rather than it being overwritten.
Going back to the original later works, but the quests it finds will be ones it doesn't recognize, so they sit unchanged until the next day rolls them over.
The game is designed to be minimalistic and self-explanatory, and it tries not to distract the Anki user who just wants to be motivated to do their reviews consistently. While it is simple on the surface, various underlying mechanics of the game can get quite complicated. If you're curious, hopefully everything you'd want to know is written out in the player guide on the wiki.
Code is also available on GitHub. If you find a bug or have an idea for improving the game, feel free to open an issue. I'd be happy if you do that first, rather than immediately leaving a negative review.
A personal fork of CollectQuest by Florent Baris — an Anki gamification add-on incentivizing consistent SRS through collecting various items, completing quests and leveling up along the way.
Most notably:
Refer to the changelog for details. Changes in this fork begin with version 2.0.0.
collectquest.json file in Anki2/<profile>/ directory. Without a copy there is no way back to your pre-fork progress.You can keep your existing progress. Your level, XP, gold, gems, collectibles and prestige all carry over, and daily quests are quietly swapped. There is no need to start from scratch. The one exception is a save from a very old version of the original add-on, which this fork can no longer read; it gets renamed out of the way and you begin fresh, rather than it being overwritten.
Going back to the original later works, but the quests it finds will be ones it doesn't recognize, so they sit unchanged until the next day rolls them over.
There are two ways to install this add-on:
.ankiaddon file from releases and either open it as an Anki program directly, or in Anki window navigate to Tools → Add-ons → Install from file....The game is designed to be minimalistic and self-explanatory, and it tries not to distract the Anki user who just wants to be motivated to do their reviews consistently. While it is simple on the surface, various underlying mechanics of the game can get quite complicated. If you're curious, hopefully everything you'd want to know is written out in the player guide on the wiki.
