AnkiWeb addon 34570691
Displays a real-time, bias-free progress bar with deck name, completed and remaining cards, and completion percentage while hiding card types to prevent memory hints.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
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| 25.02.6 | + | 2025-07-22 |
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Estimates how long today's Anki reviews will take and tracks live progress, pace, and remaining time across all decks based on recent average review times.
Displays a color-coded progress bar showing time spent, answer speed, and estimated time remaining to finish the current deck's reviews.
Predicts remaining study time and finish time using an offline machine-learning model, with customizable progress displays, metrics, CSS styling, and fatigue alerts.
Displays a customizable, themeable progress bar above or below review cards, showing completion, cards left, speed, time spent and remaining, finish estimates, and deck breakdowns.
Displays a customizable real-time dashboard in Anki tracking vocabulary and grammar progress across JLPT levels N5–N1, with study-pace completion estimates, exam countdown, and separate metrics.
Adds a progress bar and estimated completion time for current reviews, though it is now obsolete because the original add-on was fixed.
📊 Progress Bar with Deck Overview
This add-on provides a real-time progress bar that shows how many cards are left in your session — but without revealing the card type (new, review, or mature). It’s designed to keep you motivated while avoiding the subtle memory hints that Anki’s default counters can give.
Features: Visual Progress Bar – Clean, dynamic, and updates as you study.
Deck Info Display – Shows:
The deck name
Total cards completed
Cards remaining
Completion percentage
Seamless Deck Switching – Instantly updates when you switch decks.
Bias-Free Reviewing – Hides card type information (new/review/mature) to prevent hints about whether you’ve seen a card before.
Gamified Study Experience – Turns your daily grind into a completion-focused goal.
Why You’ll Love It: If you disable Anki’s default “remaining card count” to avoid accidental hints, this add-on gives you the best of both worlds — you can track how much is left without knowing the card type, helping you stay focused on recall rather than stats.
It’s the perfect motivator for large decks and daily sessions.
This is my first addon as I delve deeper into Python and coding, and so I hope you enjoy this! I would appreciate feedback as well!