Times cards reviewed per minute with a countdown and high-score tracking, awards one coin per card, and lets users spend coins in a customizable item shop.
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Review session behaviour: auto-flip, answer confirmation, bury/defer, card order, session plans. All categories Β· Refine with filters
670 addons, best rated first; obsolete addons are hidden. Tags are AI-generated and may contain mistakes.
Replaces default spaced repetition with five customizable Leitner boxes, using Correct and Wrong buttons to move cards between boxes with adjustable review intervals.
Saves reviewer voice recordings in the add-on folder instead of notes, adds a GUI to play or delete each card's recordings, and replays the most recent one.
Automatically shows the editor when the answer appears and hides it when the question appears during review, with a toggle and config option.
Hides tooltips such as βShortcut keyβ¦β on the review screenβs answer buttons without enlarging the buttons.
Imports and synchronizes Xmind 8 concept maps into Anki, then reviews them using a custom stepwise algorithm that prioritizes hierarchically related questions and answers.
Controls audio playback, allowing users to increase speed with [, decrease it with ], and reset to normal with p, though only on Windows.
Scans tagged cards for kanji and suspends or unsuspends them based on whether all contained kanji are known, updating manually.
Buries repeatedly failed relearning cards and suspends and tags review cards with very long intervals, using configurable thresholds and opt-out tags, for the v2 scheduler only.
Redesigns Anki's deck list, reviewer, sidebar, Add, Browse, Stats and Preferences with a cleaner look, searchable navigation, heatmap, stats and customizable themes, all individually toggleable.
Creates custom relations between notes so burying a card's siblings also buries cards of related notes, with options to create, view, and merge relations.
Changes the spacebar or Enter rating based on response time, choosing Easy for quick flips and Hard or Again for slow ones, with customizable thresholds.
Looks up Japanese and Chinese definitions while reading and creates Anki cards, updating their intervals based on whether you needed to look words up.
Adds a customizable racing progress bar during reviews where rating cards advances your vehicle against a timed CPU opponent or pursuer, with custom vehicles, tracks, backgrounds, and streak nitro effects.
Adds a separate drill-training mode outside Anki's SRS system, drilling small card batches until each is answered correctly three times in a row, repeating mistakes and weak cards more often.
Warns when scheduled reviews fall on or after an exam and brings them forward, while adding a review-driven farming mini-game with crops, pets, and house upgrades.
Builds interactive chess flashcards that each hold a complete line, integrate Anki's grading, support PGN/FEN creation, desktop and iOS, plus syncing shared decks and tactical drilling.
Exports Anki cards to interactive, searchable, printable HTML pages rendered by Anki's engine, with live browsing, narrated slideshows, rapid presentations, filtering, media support and study tools.
Displays a floating, resizable reference image during Anki reviews, toggled with C, using a customizable PNG and a default MCAT periodic table without altering cards or data.
Adds a text box to the reviewer's bottom bar and blocks Show Answer until something is typed, acting as a commitment mechanism without checking answers or requiring custom templates.
Automatically highlights review text in sequence to make long sentences easier to read, with adjustable speed, a hideable window, and English/Japanese word highlighting support.
Adds a Ctrl+Shift+U keyboard shortcut to hide or show the answer, letting users rewrite it to aid memorization.
Displays a red bar at the reviewer's bottom when a card's lapse-to-review ratio exceeds a configurable threshold, with updates for Anki 23.12.1 compatibility.
Adds a popup formatting toolbar during card review for bold, italic, colors, highlights, sizes and more, saving changes directly to the note without opening the editor.
Displays related deck flashcards below the current card's answer, using bold text as search keywords, and shows each related card's deck name and last modified date.
Automatically unsuspends kanji cards when their characters appear in already-seen Japanese vocabulary words, aligning kanji and vocabulary progress and reducing unnecessary study workload.
Mimics Quizlet's Learn Mode in Anki with progressive multiple-choice, true/false, typing and matching phases, plus cloze support, text-to-speech, and per-note-type configuration.
Automatically unsuspends kanji cards whose kanji appear in already-learned vocabulary words, optionally including component radicals, helping align vocabulary and kanji study progress.
Displays deck-browser graphs of answer speed versus retention, a learning forecast, and new-card counts with time-remaining estimates.
Auto-reveals each card's answer after a per-card delay computed from visible word count and difficulty, never grading, with pause and calibration options.