AnkiWeb addon 98537397
Adds configurable tag-based charts to Anki's statistics screen, showing unit mastery, weak units, card status distribution, and today's studied, remaining review, and new-card workload.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
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| 2.1.1 | + | 2026-09-24 |
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Adds AnKing-specific study analytics, weakness trackers, a daily exam planner, per-card stats, risk sorting, and browser tools for targeting and unsuspending cards.
Adds dozens of extra customizable statistical graphs to Anki's stats screen, including retention, load, lapse, repetition, time, interval, FSRS, and time-machine charts.
Displays deck-browser graphs of answer speed versus retention, a learning forecast, and new-card counts with time-remaining estimates.
Identifies high-yield weak areas from Again/Hard review patterns, recommends linked resources, saves study plans, and generates targeted UWorld or AMBOSS practice-question sets.
Transforms deck maturity into a 60-level journey with experience-based progress bars, themed ranks, card-life indicators, and customizable, dark-mode-ready UI.
Turns the deck screen into a dashboard showing nine live statistics—session time estimate, retention, difficulty, mastery, leeches and more—with customizable layouts, themes and languages.
Anki Statistics Extended adds extra charts to Anki's statistics screen, with a focus on tag-based progress tracking. 📊
It is designed for learners who organize their decks with structured tags such as units, lessons, chapters, or sections. 🏷️
The add-on supports:
This makes it possible to treat only some tags as units, or use different tag patterns for different decks. 🎯
Example:
{
"tag_filter_regex": "^EXAMPLE::",
"tag_filter_regex_by_deck": {
"Deck::Example 1A": "^EXAMPLE::1A::",
"Deck::Example 2A": "^EXAMPLE::2A::"
}
}
If no regex is set, all tags are eligible. ✅
Anki add-on that adds tag-based charts to the statistics screen.
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Charts are rendered with Plotly and bundled in release packages, so the add-on does not depend on a third-party CDN at runtime.
Install from AnkiWeb. 🚀
The add-on supports a global tag regex and optional deck-specific overrides. The same configuration help is also available inside Anki through the add-on config editor.
Example config:
{
"tag_filter_regex": "^EXAMPLE::",
"tag_filter_regex_by_deck": {
"Deck::Example 1A": "^EXAMPLE::1A::",
"Deck::Example 2A": "^EXAMPLE::2A::"
}
}
Regex lookup order:
tag_filter_regexFor a current deck named Deck::Example 1A::Lesson 03, the add-on tries:
Deck::Example 1A::Lesson 03Deck::Example 1ADecktag_filter_regexIf a regex is invalid, the add-on ignores it and falls back to showing all tags instead of failing to render charts.