A satirical add-on that claims to beam flashcards directly into long-term memory via monitor electromagnetic signals, letting users skip reviews using a "Beam it!" deck option.
Alternatives to AnkiFlow
AnkiWeb addon 706656941
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Provides a one-time, roughly 60-second encoding routine for new vocabulary before review, applying scientifically supported techniques to build deeper initial memory and improve retention.
Generates AI example sentences in a chosen target language plus English translations from each card's front field, then overwrites specified deck fields.
Modifies card scheduling by resetting ease values only below a configurable threshold, with an optional source-code-edited custom mode for cards last rated Good.
Automatically adjusts each card's ease factor after every review to converge on a target success rate, with configurable bounds, adjustment leash, and optional pass/fail two-button mode.
Adds dozens of extra customizable statistical graphs to Anki's stats screen, including retention, load, lapse, repetition, time, interval, FSRS, and time-machine charts.
Warns when scheduled reviews fall on or after an exam and brings them forward, while adding a review-driven farming mini-game with crops, pets, and house upgrades.
Does nothing; uploaded only to test AnkiWeb functionality, and users are advised not to use it.
Adds browser columns for initial fail rate, card age, and average daily time spent, plus leech export and age/unique-day filtering tools for faster suspension.
Has been discontinued, with development continued by another developer; users are advised to use that version instead.
Removes orphaned review-log entries left by deleted cards, then triggers a full sync, while warning that this may affect FSRS scheduling calculations.
Satirically claims to beam Anki decks directly into the hippocampus via Wi-Fi-like quantum-microwave signals during sleep, offering mock transfer modes, liability waivers and fake testimonials.