Adds collaborative peer notes, a private Markdown notebook, and an embedded AI chat and web viewer directly into Anki's reviewer for studying.
Alternatives to DUCOM Tagger
AnkiWeb addon 877435915
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Uses an LLM to generate English concept tags for selected notes and displays their connections in an interactive, offline 3D knowledge graph.
Paste UWorld incorrect QIDs to locate matching AnKing Step Deck cards, tag them uworld_incorrect, optionally auto-unsuspend them, and create filtered decks for focused study.
Automatically updates subscribed Anki decks from a remote server, with manual or startup checks, one-click updates, version tracking, changelog display, and a simple subscription configuration dialog.
Batch exports Anki notes to .xlsx files organized by tag hierarchy and re-imports edits, preserving scheduling while allowing creation, modification, and deletion of cards.
Bridges the companion browser extension to Anki, letting UWorld results open matching AnKing cards, resource tags, images and videos, with optional Easy Mode unsuspending.
Lets users color and pin tags, and adds hierarchical tag support on older Anki versions.
Two-way syncs Notion toggle blocks and Anki cards, mirroring pages as decks, updating edits in place, handling images, formatting, priority tags, and orphan cleanup.
Adds a two-minute, 12-question quiz inside Anki that assigns one of seven monsters, plus a topic refresher with targeted YouTube search; more companions are planned.
Displays flashcards in a visual card layout grouped by a base tag, letting users suspend, unsuspend, and edit cards within the same interface.
Acts as the local Anki-side helper for a browser extension, finding and unsuspending cards and building filtered Incorrects and Marked review decks while keeping all data local.
Scrapes IndiaBix questions into formatted Anki flashcards, with one-click imports, automatic daily current affairs syncing, hierarchical decks, explanations, images, and automatic tagging.