Adds a pixel-art restaurant to Anki where reviews bring tipping guests, with a pomodoro timer, collectible pets, decorations, stats and a home-screen widget.
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Rewards card reviews with tokens that can be spent to buy, name, rename, and sell pets, plus set and track daily collection goals.
Estimates daily review time by deck, adjusts for fatigue and retention, splits sessions into 30-minute morning, afternoon and evening blocks, simulates faster speeds, and allows excluding decks.
Corrects review timestamps recorded while traveling so streaks, heatmaps, and daily counts fall on the right dates, with preview, automatic backups, history logging, and forced sync upload.
Adds an automatic Pomodoro focus/break timer bar to the reviewer, with pause, card-goal settings, and daily statistics.
Creates clerkship study schedules from the AnKing deck, lets users unsuspend relevant cards and videos, and tracks daily progress through rotations.
Preconfigures Anki via a guided setup with recommended add-ons, FSRS, pinned decks, dashboards, daily stats, a search helper, pomodoro timer, and three themes.
Turns Anki reviews into real-time car races against friends, ghosts, or leaderboards, with multiplayer rooms, overlays, group races, stats, and an account requirement.
Plays your own focus music and runs a Pomodoro timer inside Anki, tracking streaks, tomato-garden progress, and shareable study recaps.
Displays a GitHub-style yearly review heatmap under the deck list, with hover details, clickable days opening cards in the Browser, live streak and retention stats, themes, and customization.
Manages a list of decks by pausing all but the first, automatically activating the next once a deck is finished, and showing first-deck progress on the homepage.
Adds a progress bar for new tags, along with visual appearance updates.
Adds a customizable pacing HUD that tracks front and back review times, adapts timer targets via EMA and session flow, shows visual rewards, and leaves Anki scheduling unchanged.
Turns Anki reviews into a farming game where each answer earns gold to grow crops, animals and machines, craft goods and complete village orders.
Adds a social layer to Anki's Decks screen showing friends' daily progress, with cheers, shared study rooms, group bingo, collaborative study plans, deck insights, and shareable stat images.
Unsuspends lecture-specific AnKing cards, files them into numbered lecture subdecks in class order, adds lecture tags, and shows progress with undo.
Restricts access to other applications until enough Anki cards are reviewed, earning real-time usage that drains until focus is forced back.
Adds configurable daily and weekly new-card goals that update automatically and display the number of new cards needed per day or week on the main window.
Turns Anki study into a networked multiplayer game where players battle each other on filtered decks, track progress, and optionally share badges and daily study time.
Shows the remaining cards to study and a progress bar on the Linux dock or panel, plus notifications when due cards increase.
Adds a homepage counter for new cards reviewed today and this week (starting on a chosen day), with optional custom-search counting on Anki 2.1.45+.
Gamifies Anki study by converting review streaks and card learning into gold, farm progress, and turn-based battles, including leaderboards and multiplayer matches.
Displays Chinese Hanzi cards in a color-coded table showing card maturity, with support for TOCFL 2023, HSK 2023, and Traditional/Simplified top 6000 characters.
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.
Turns existing Anki decks into a free, customizable study experience with six interactive modes, XP and combos, progress tracking, themes, images and optional sound.
Displays the total due card count as a numeric badge on the Anki Dock or taskbar icon, updating automatically and clearing when nothing is due.
Displays a progress bar that works across all versions.
Tracks review counts to award moves at customizable intervals, letting users play a block puzzle inside Anki with adjustable board size, scoring, gravity mode, and optional notifications.
Tracks whether decks are studied to completion each day and adds a configurable log with the user's name and email to the stats image for reporting to instructors.
Plans new-card introduction toward a deadline and forecasts card maturation, tracking progress against milestones with consistency metrics and actionable study advice.