AnkiWeb addon 954731783
Lets you answer and rate Anki cards by playing guitar chords or single notes, with local microphone detection, adjustable sensitivity, and an instant-stop shortcut.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 25.09 | 26.08.1+ | 2026-09-19 |
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Enables fully offline, hands-free deck review using spoken commands to reveal answers, grade cards, and undo actions, with configurable vocabulary, timing, and noise filtering.
Enables semantic and keyword search across selected Anki notes, generating cited AI answers through local or cloud providers.
Embeds an animated 2048 puzzle in the Anki review window, rewarding correct card answers with moves, with keyboard controls, local leaderboard, auto-save, and dark mode.
Remaps arrow keys for answering and rating cards, adding smart question/answer context, customizable smooth scrolling, and a visual settings dashboard.
Plays customizable sound effects for answer buttons, typing errors, graduation, deck completion, and ambient music, with adjustable volume, delays, and configuration options.
Grants screen time for answering flashcards, drains it during media playback, auto-pauses when time runs out, and works with any keyboard-controllable media via customizable cube visuals.
Ever wanted to answer Anki cards by playing your guitar?
No?
Well no you can play a chord to reveal the answer, play another to rate the card.
Requirements: Windows, Anki 25.09 or newer. Talks to the Windows microphone API directly — no cloud, no API key, no recordings saved, no extra packages installed
Note: testing was done using laptop microphone and guitar only. I have not tried with other instruments, but in theory it should work with anything that makes music.
*Updated 9/19 for support with Latest Anki