Gamifies Anki with a health bar that drains and refills as cards are reviewed, while estimating when all daily new and review cards will be finished.
Alternatives to Mad Hatter's Arcade
AnkiWeb addon 428667945
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Enables batch creation of Anki cloze-deletion cards by pasting @-separated card text into a dialog and generating a named deck, with a suggested ChatGPT prompt for producing such cards.
Turns Anki reviews into a fictional casino economy with tokens, credits, 22 games, a seasonal worldwide ladder, challenges, and shop upgrades.
Embeds a Pac-Man game in Anki where completing flashcard reviews earns gameplay, with high-score tracking, deck selection, and adjustable difficulty.
Hides the top and bottom bars during card review to maximize viewing space, toggled on and off with Shift+Command+F.
Displays the time the next learning card is due at the bottom of the main screen and in the deck overview, ignoring the learn ahead limit.
Displays live FSRS memory data and forgetting curves on review cards, with optional space-war games, missions, medals, themes, and customization, while leaving Anki scheduling unchanged.
Rewards card reviews with short YouTube time based on answer ease, automatically opening and pausing a video window; adding notes earns 60 seconds, and a manual menu opens it anytime.
Adds a statistics graph tracking daily time spent creating cards, plus a today statistics line, with a configurable 180-second per-card time cap.
Turns Anki reviews into a living village: new cards create villagers, missed reviews kill them, and coins, homes, seasons, wildlife, taxes, and land expansion evolve over time.
Creates filtered decks of optimal cards for studying ahead, choosing those whose intervals would be reduced by the smallest percentage.
Plays a confetti effect when a card won't be seen again before the test day, set by default to 30 days ahead and adjustable in settings.