Enables controlling Anki reviews wirelessly from an iPhone via QR-code pairing, letting you show answers, grade cards, and undo during big-screen study sessions.
Alternatives to Anki Remote Driver
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Turns your iOS or Android phone into a remote controller for Anki.
Adds native gamepad support to Anki, mapping controller buttons and analog sticks to keyboard shortcuts, card actions, and smooth scrolling, with multi-profile detection, a modifier layer, and press-to-bind setup.
Starts a local-network phone remote for Anki via QR code or URL, letting you answer cards, scroll, undo, switch decks, show hints, and run custom actions.
Lets you review Anki cards with a Bluetooth gamepad by mapping its buttons to actions like flip, grade, undo, and sync, all remappable in the config.
Lets you customize Anki Remote 2.0 button functions through dropdown menus, saving changes within Anki without restarting.
Adds a QR-code-accessed phone remote for controlling Anki over the local network, with tap and swipe modes, an improved interface, and bug fixes.
Enables gamepad control of Anki with customizable bindings, on-screen overlays, analog cursor control, a radial menu, and over 15 haptic vibration patterns for review actions.
Runs a local bridge pairing an Apple Watch app via IP address and six-digit code to send review answers, undo, bury, suspend, and view review state over Wi-Fi.
Adds an Explain button and dockable sidebar that uses Gemini AI to generate flashcard explanations, mnemonics, related concepts, and follow-up chat, with streaming responses and customizable prompts.
Enables users to customize each button on their remote, assigning desired actions for Key or Game mode through an in-app setup menu.
Rewards users with cookies for answering cards correctly, which can be spent on progressively pricier upgrades that visually transform the cookie, with progress saved automatically in a dockable window.