Gamifies studying by dividing sessions into timed batches with countdown and comparison bars, flame rewards for beating rolling averages, and completion-time estimates, all configurable.
Alternatives to Pace Tracker: 10-minute interval review tracker
AnkiWeb addon 553771025
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