AnkiWeb addon 928551535
Corrects review timestamps recorded while traveling so streaks, heatmaps, and daily counts fall on the right dates, with preview, automatic backups, history logging, and forced sync upload.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.1 | 25.09.4+ | 2026-06-15 |
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Enforces a daily card minimum by blocking Anki from closing until met, while tracking streaks via a customizable heatmap and generating shareable 1080×1080 stats images.
Visualizes study activity, streaks, upcoming reviews, and new-card learning on a heatmap, with configurable workload, time, and FSRS-based scoring plus selectable date-range statistics.
Adds a GitHub-style heatmap visualizing past and future review activity, showing current streak, and displaying cards reviewed or due when a day is clicked, fixing daylight-saving display errors.
Inserts synthetic review log entries for chosen dates, with configurable deck, card text, day start, timing, and spacing, so heatmaps and statistics show restored streaks.
Displays review activity heatmaps, daily review goals, progressive streak levels, retention percentages, 60-day trends, and interactive card history, with customizable colors and date ranges.
Automatically tracks study sessions and displays daily, deck, and historical review-time statistics with efficiency estimates, integrating with Review Heatmap (required) and offering customizable panels.
Corrects review timestamps when you study in a different timezone from home — fixing streaks, heatmaps, and daily counts that get attributed to the wrong date while traveling.
Because direct modification of review timestamps (revlog table) cannot be synced incrementally, the add-on modifies the collection schema to force a full sync.
Immediately after clicking Apply, Anki's sync window will appear. You must choose "Upload to AnkiWeb" to push your corrected local timestamps to the cloud and overwrite the uncorrected timestamps on the server.
An Anki add-on that corrects review timestamps when you study in a different timezone from your home timezone.
Anki stores review timestamps in UTC. When Anki computes your daily review counts and streaks, it converts UTC timestamps to your local timezone to determine which "day" a review belongs to. If you travel and do reviews in a different timezone, those reviews get attributed to the wrong local date — throwing off your statistics, streaks, and heatmaps.
This add-on lets you retroactively fix those timestamps so that a review done at 9pm Tokyo time is recorded as 9pm New York time (or whatever your home timezone is), as if you'd never left.
Go to Tools → Adjust Review Times (Timezone) the first time and you'll be prompted to set your home timezone (e.g. America/New_York). You can also change it later via the add-on's config action or the "Change..." button in the dialog.
Tools → Adjust Review Times (Timezone)
Tools → View Adjustment History
Shows a table of all past adjustments. Click Export to JSON to save a full record.
Search for "Adjust Review Times" on AnkiWeb or install by add-on code.
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