Generates a new Anki deck from Kindle Vocabulary Builder vocab.db files, supporting all Kindle languages and automatically skipping words already present.
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214 addons, best rated first; obsolete addons are hidden. Tags are AI-generated and may contain mistakes.
Generates AI-assisted text and Edge TTS audio from Anki note fields using configurable OpenAI-compatible providers, with prompt templates, batch processing, and optional image OCR input.
Runs a local HTTP JSON API exposing Anki actions such as querying decks, creating cards, and managing notes, serving as a backend for the osu!gengo game mode.
Enables controlling Anki reviews wirelessly from an iPhone via QR-code pairing, letting you show answers, grade cards, and undo during big-screen study sessions.
Turns correct Anki reviews into XP and coins for unlocking, buying, and placing 97 pixel-art animals across biome skill trees while building a zoo.
Connects Anki to dictionary, mining and script tools through an AnkiConnect-compatible API, adding per-app permissions, selective queries, live change events and undoable writes.
Provides a keyboard-first search palette for large medical collections with typo/alias matching, native Anki syntax, local semantic search, deck filtering, inline previews, editing, and safe bulk card actions.
Duplicates existing notes while preserving fields, tags, decks, and optionally scheduling, fakes note creation times, and inserts mostly empty notes with fabricated timestamps.
Recognizes Welsh words on Anki cards, highlights them, and displays a hover popover with details such as gender, mutations and root word.
Imports LUTE terms and translations into Anki as two-field flashcards, with configurable status, parent-term, tag, deck, duplicate, and auto-import filters.
Lets Anki 2.1.45+ users set new note IDs and reorder notes by creation time, recalculating moved notesβ IDs instead of swapping, with Advanced Browser support.
Enhances Anki's card template editor with HTML, JavaScript, and CSS syntax highlighting, autocompletion, custom templates, cursor-position memory, external editor integration, and automatic backups.
Creates screenshot-based occlusion cards that reveal hidden sections one step at a time, supporting grouped or sequential reveals for ordered, long-form answers and diagrams.
Creates focused cram sessions from recently missed or hard cards, using six confidence-based decks, smart spacing, grading controls, progress tracking, deck filters and persistent progress.
Copies or cuts selected editor content into new notes, can transfer other fields and add them directly to the database, and schedules tagged cards without increasing intervals.
Analyzes recently missed cards from a chosen deck and time window, using an OpenRouter API key to summarize weak areas and suggest card improvements.
Automatically imports a TSV file from a web address, though it is still under development and requires backups.
Generates Anki card templates through arbitrary Python code embedded in HTML attributes, plus a domain-specific generator library for conditionally modifying templates.
Adds click, wheel, and arrow-key image zooming with panning, plus a beta right-click ECG ruler that measures time by dragging and displays results.
Brings experimental SM-2, SM-15, SM-19, SM-20, and FSRS v6 schedulers plus a weighted ensemble mode to Anki Desktop, with settings, prediction inspection, and optional optimization.
Adds Duolingo-style visual, audio, and haptic feedback to Anki reviews, including updated buttons, popups, correct/incorrect chimes, and controller vibration, with each feature individually configurable.
Renders LuaLaTeX and TikZ LaTeX inside notes into PNG or SVG images via configurable external commands, supporting standard math environments.
Provides fast, offline speech-to-text dictation for Anki, with spoken formatting commands and customizable voice macros for card creation and app control.
Syncs medical flashcard collections with Medicflashcards.com, allowing users to upload, share, rank, and synchronize decks with other users from within Anki.
Measures card audio and creates verified, volume-adjusted copies for consistent loudness, with batch, preview, automatic, and original-restoring options.
Adds Japanese example sentences to decks and provides kanji statistics, using NihongoMaster, Massif, and Monash sentence-bank dictionaries.
Converts Anki card reviews into in-game currency for a competitive tower defense game with single-player CPU matches, hosted online multiplayer, five turret types, and HP-based battles.
Generates Korean verb conjugations from the korean_conjugation library, including batch-processing of notes.
Adds buttons, menu entries and hotkeys to open a card's sentence audio in an external program or highlight it in the media folder, currently on Windows.
Generates multiple-choice, matching, and written-answer practice questions from Anki decks, plus list-based manual study, customizable options, and session stats, without modifying existing Anki data.