AnkiWeb addon 567877061
Monitors Anki reviews and sends card ID, note ID, and deck name to ActivityWatch, viewable in its Raw Data section.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.45 | 23.10+ | 2026-03-14 |
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Connects Anki desktop decks to a mobile city-building app, syncing review metadata so study progress earns coins, residents, and city-building unlocks.
Exports Anki review history to CSV or JSONL for use with LLMs, with deck, time, tag, interval, and field filters plus optional summary files.
Generates searchable OCR text in bulk from images in notes using Tesseract, storing it as image tooltips or a separate field.
Counts the cards you answer and sends only that count to a browser-based farm game, batching and retrying when offline.
Sends Anki review statistics—cards studied or minutes spent—to a Beeminder goal, syncing via AnkiWeb and caching previously posted data.
Adds a toolbar button that copies the current card's "Text" field to the clipboard in one click for pasting into AI tools, with configurable field, label and tooltip.
ActivityWatch watcher for Anki.
Currently the add-on monitors reviews and sends the following types of data to ActivityWatch: the card ID, note ID, and deck name. You can view your Anki activity in ActivityWatch's Web interface by going to the Raw Data section and opening the bucket that has a name starting with anki-watcher. I may extend the add-on to monitor more types of events in the future (e.g. how much time the user spends adding/editing cards)
Changelog
See CHANGELOG.md for a list of changes.
Support & feature requests
Please post any questions, bug reports, or feature requests in the support page or the issue tracker. If you want priority support for your feature/help request, I'm available for hire. You can get in touch from the aforementioned pages, via email or on Fiverr.
Support me
Consider supporting me if you like my work:
ActivityWatch watcher for Anki implemented as an Anki add-on.
Currently the add-on monitors reviews and sends the following types of data to ActivityWatch: the card ID, note ID, and deck name.
You can view your Anki activity in ActivityWatch's Web interface by going to the Raw Data section and opening the bucket that has a name starting with anki-watcher.
I may extend the add-on to monitor more types of events in the future (e.g. how much time the user spends adding/editing cards)
Download the add-on from AnkiWeb: https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/567877061
See CHANGELOG.md for a list of changes.
Please post any questions, bug reports, or feature requests in the support page or the issue tracker.
If you want priority support for your feature/help request, I'm available for hire. You can get in touch from the aforementioned pages, via email or on Fiverr.
Consider supporting me if you like my work:
I'm also available for freelance add-on development on Fiverr:
