Displays a customizable progress bar or circle with live new, learning and review counts, plus tools to batch unsuspend cards by tag or deck and delay overdue cards.
deck-management
Deck tree, subdecks, deck options, limits. All categories · Refine with filters
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Schedules fractional new-card limits—such as one card every three days—using Anki's Today-only limits, with day-of-week patterns, wildcard deck rules, a 14-day preview, and deck-health badges.
Organizes daily study plans and auto-generates dynamic filtered decks for each day's topic, repetitions, and image occlusion, with yield-level filters and viaMedici article deck creation.
Turns Anki into a connected classroom, letting teachers push decks, monitor study time and performance, watch live sessions, chat with students, and display class rankings.
Bridges a Chrome extension to Anki so decks can be reviewed with Anki's scheduler, with syncing, media, deck editing and system-tray support.
Displays a dashboard summarizing the selected deck's card counts, daily limits, preset, FSRS retention and advanced settings, toggled with Ctrl+H.
Converts AnKing tags into decks through a guided wizard with tag search, sub-tag selection, conflict resolution for notes with multiple tags, and a preview before executing moves.
Finds notes whose cards are not all in the same deck and displays them in the Browse window, with configurable result limits and search filtering.
Moves cards within a specified date range and leeches into chosen target decks using simple input fields.
Applies color to unfinished decks so they stand out.
Inspects, compares, and reorganizes FSRS presets across decks, suggesting mergeable groups by parameter similarity and supporting first-review deck splitting, merging back, and cleanup of unused advisor presets.
Plans decks by exam date, pace, or time budget, automatically sets Anki's daily limits, forecasts workload, tracks streaks and progress, and proposes catch-up when you fall behind.
Adds Tools menu options to rebuild or empty all configured filtered decks at once, with per-profile presets and JSON configuration.
Creates structured hierarchical Anki decks and notes from tab-indented text files, with support for inline card creation.
Adds clickable breadcrumbs and hover child-deck menus to the Overview, letting you navigate parent, child, and sibling decks with customizable fonts, sizes, and colors.
Generates customizable verb and adjective conjugation study decks and filtered decks from tagged notes in existing Anki decks, without modifying the source material or its scheduling.
Adds plus/minus buttons beside new-card counts in the deck browser to proportionally adjust today's new-card limits across a deck and its children while preserving baseline proportions.
Renumbers numbered lecture subdecks by drag-and-drop reordering, previewing changes, and applying sequential numbers via Anki's deck rename API, with backups and safety checks.
Syncs selected Anki decks bidirectionally with a Shiberu account, merging reviews, due dates, notes, media, card actions and matching deck options while leaving unlinked decks untouched.
Monitors your FSRS retention and card difficulty across selected decks and automatically recommends raising, lowering, or keeping your daily new card limit, with all calculations done locally.
Maintains a manual, syncable list of decks to study after class, separate from due reviews, with manual or automatic completion when no new cards remain.
Adds optional local speech practice to mapped review cards, transcribing spoken answers offline and showing a conservative match or mismatch, while leaving Anki's own rating and scheduling controls untouched.
Customizes card and deck-list appearance with adjustable fonts, colors, images, layouts, themes, animations, and JSON backup, previewing changes before applying.
Estimates a catch-up date or number of days until a deck's review backlog clears under daily limits, accounting for new reviews and interval growth.
Adds a background-calculated, cached, color-coded Size column to the deck list showing combined note text and media size including subdecks, recalculated only after changes.
Tracks deck-level questions, doubts, and unfinished thoughts as open or closed memos in a GitHub Issues-style, filterable timeline separate from flashcards.
Rename the deck list's Deck, New, Learn, and Due column headers and adjust the New, Learn, and Due column widths.
Exports reviewed cards with saved AI prompts, identifies cards scheduled after exams, and calculates daily new-card targets to support exam preparation and active recall.
Splits any deck into 20-card levels, keeps only the current level active, unlocks the next when 90% reach a 7-day interval, and burns cards at 120 days.
Analyzes reviewed cards into weakness categories and exports AI-ready TXT reports, creates review decks, exports decks to A4 PDF tables, auto-fits cards, and adds review-time tagging tools.