Enables free, open-source collaborative Anki deck creation and sharing, letting users split card-making, revise decks, subscribe to shared decks, though still in development with data-loss risks.
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Simulates future Anki workload and progress using your actual cards, deck settings and retention statistics, then charts comparisons of different deck options.
Displays extra due-card statistics and an estimated time to finish due and new cards, with configurable new-card counting, multi-day review data, toggleable time display, and custom number colors.
Adds keyboard shortcuts to navigate the deck list, expand or collapse decks, open decks, options, statistics, add notes, and sync without using the mouse.
Clones a deck and its subdecks in place, retaining media references but not tags, and deletes duplicate notes whose fields are completely identical.
Displays a configurable progress bar tracking cards due, with snapshots, deck/subdeck selection, time-based progress, ETA, history charts, milestones, and celebratory effects.
Lets users set a retiring interval per deck and then delete, tag, suspend, and/or move cards that reach it.
Adds configurable columns to Anki's main window showing deck and card statistics, flags, colours, and option groups, with draggable ordering and adjustable number capping.
Enhances the deck tree by showing only cards due now, next review time when none are due yet, plus Later and Buried columns, refreshing every 30 seconds.
Configures keyboard shortcuts to switch note templates and decks while adding notes, preserving existing field content and tags.
Integrates Anki with a web application so users can subscribe to and collaborate on decks, sync real-time updates, view community suggestions, and customize cards.
Displays total due and new card counts for all decks in the deck browser, placing overall totals above studied stats.
Adds custom PNG icons to Anki decks by using image files named after each deck, with a default fallback icon when none is provided.
Resets the ease factor of every card in your collection to a chosen value and updates interval modifier and starting ease across all option groups, helping escape ease hell.
Adds predefined tags or moves cards to predefined decks during review via keyboard shortcuts, opens a custom-tag dialog, and allows configuring tags, decks, and shortcuts.
Converts a selected deck's subdecks into hierarchical tags by moving their cards, with options to merge into one master deck or keep subdecks and configure name separators.
Clones decks and subdecks with tag duplication, media duplication, and renaming options, accessible through Anki's gear menu and configurable via settings.
Displays the last time each deck was reviewed beside its name in the main window, with configurable color and date format.
Adds customizable, draggable columns and menus to the Anki home deck list, with bug fixes, UI enhancements, new columns, and column toggle/reset options.
Adds a Reset Limit Increases action to each deck overview screen, reversing Custom Study increases to todayβs new or review card limits, including accidental ones.
Automatically moves new leeches from all decks into one prespecified, customizable deck so you can give those difficult cards their own intervals.
Generates Anki cards from Japanese Kindle highlights via Vocab Builder, capturing deconjugated words, sentences, and reading metadata into book-named subdecks while resuming from the last import.
Creates multiple empty Anki decks at once from external files through an interactive GUI, supporting drag-and-drop or file selection, multiple themes, and Qt5/Qt6.
Adds countdown pressure bars with color warnings, shake and miss overlays, auto-flips cards on timeout, supports deck-specific limits, blur-to-reveal focus, and multilingual settings.
Adds Study and Review buttons per deck to separate new-card study from due-card review, plus a Wrap Up button that clears new cards so the session can finish.
Adds configurable vi-style keyboard navigation to Anki's deck browser, including j/k deck movement, level jumps, opening and studying decks, and collapsing decks.
Displays each deck's options preset name and filtered deck search terms on the deck browser homepage, with configurable styling, truncation and cog placement.
Displays a progress bar for every deck in the deck browser, showing new, learning, mature and other card counts.
Adjusts each deck options group's initial ease factor to the average ease of mature cards with intervals over 90 days, recalibrating whenever a profile loads.
Creates multiple nested Anki decks and subdecks at once from a simple text structure entered via the Tools menu.