Maps mouse clicks, wheel actions, and trackpad swipes to Anki review commands across question, answer, overview, and congratulations screens, plus deck-browser navigation and middle-click drag scrolling.
Alternatives to Smarter HotMouse with time-based automatic scoring
AnkiWeb addon 589353176
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Maps customizable mouse-button and scroll-wheel shortcuts to over 20 review actions, such as showing answers, grading cards, and undoing.
Automatically grades typed-card reviews by correctness and response time, highlights the appropriate answer button, and selects it after four seconds; non-typed cards are unaffected.
Automatically sets the answer-button focus to Easy, Good, Hard, or Again based on how quickly you press Show Answer, with configurable time thresholds.
Automatically sets the answer button focus to easy, good, hard, or again based on how many seconds it takes to reveal the answer, with configurable timing.
Adds a draggable, always-on-top overlay with global grading, flipping, audio and undo hotkeys, customizable styling, grading sounds, and an escalating Focus Dim system to keep reviews on track.
Sets a card's default rating—easy, good, or hard—based on how long you took to reveal the answer, with configurable time thresholds and per-deck settings.
Turns Anki review sessions into a 2048 puzzle where interval-based tiles merge to review cards, with progress on success and rollback on failure.
Scores typed flashcard answers with a 0–100% AI similarity grade, optional partial credit, automatic Again/Hard/Good/Easy selection, and OpenAI or Gemini support.
Turns Anki reviews into chat-based AI sessions that semantically grade typed answers, suggest difficulty ratings, and support follow-up questions using OpenAI or Gemini providers.
Changes the spacebar or Enter rating based on response time, choosing Easy for quick flips and Hard or Again for slow ones, with customizable thresholds.
Automatically hides the mouse cursor during review sessions, showing it again on movement, with options to limit hiding to fullscreen or review screens and to prevent accidental Amboss popups.