Adds toggleable gamification to Anki reviews, including confetti on Good and Easy answers, a progress bar, animated popups, sound effects, puppy reinforcement, and redesigned buttons.
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Locks Anki study sessions until time, review, or deck goals are met, blocking exits, deck switching, and menus, with configurable unlock methods and a progress HUD.
Adds a context menu to the Add window's Add button for changing the due number of newly created cards or burying them, with adjustable settings for rescheduling shown cards.
Pressing Space or Enter on the "Congratulations" screen opens the next due deck, ordered by name without wrapping, and supports Contanki game controllers.
Changes card viewing order so review cards appear first, followed by new cards, then learn cards.
Embeds Anki’s native editor directly in the review window so you can edit note fields during review, with configurable triggers, exclusions, undo options, and Image Occlusion support.
Provides supplemental Anki practice through customizable multiple-choice, matching, and written questions plus card lists, with configurable templates, subsets, groups, timers, sounds, and session stats.
Adds customizable, real-time text-to-speech to card templates, with pronunciation lists, voice and speed settings adjustable and toggleable directly on iOS/iPadOS mobile devices via user actions.
Changes the Space, Enter, and Return keys in the answer state to either do nothing or reshow the answer and replay its audio, configurable.
Hides menu and toolbars during reviews and superimposes draggable, touch-friendly answer buttons over cards for a clean, customizable, full-screen study interface.
Reorders the traditional scheduler's queues so due review cards are shown first until exhausted, then learning and new cards proceed as usual.
Provides leech and lapse management tools including markers, reversal, custom automated actions, cross-device sync, browser options, reviewer shortcuts, and text macros.
Plays a distinct beep for each answer, keeping it playing and delaying the next card's audio so the sound isn't cut off, with a toggle for this behavior.
Identifies high-yield weak areas from Again/Hard review patterns, recommends linked resources, saves study plans, and generates targeted UWorld or AMBOSS practice-question sets.
Shows a Tetris-like game after a configurable number of reviewed cards, requiring a line clear before continuing, with a custom background revealed as the board fills.
Sorts decks by customizable character frequency lists, suspends cards above a chosen HSK level, orders Heisig components before cards, and provides customizable Hanzi statistics.
Creates rich Anki flashcards from Netflix, YouTube and other sites via the Migaku browser extension, adding contextual language data, review editing, scheduling, media conversion and hotkeys.
Replaces default Anki scheduling with fixed, customizable review intervals for answer buttons and colored flags, hides original intervals, and applies rules to chosen decks or tags.
Replaces the displayed number of due cards with an exclamation mark, concealing how many cards remain.
Automates Anki language-learning chores: reordering cards by a field, converting a field into tags using optional rules, and backfilling word frequencies.
Extends Anki's spaced repetition with a Chinese reading engine that generates level-calibrated texts from your collection, letting you earn review credit by reading and marking words.
Plays configurable sounds during card reviews when cards have specified tags, with tag-to-sound mappings editable in config.json.
Adds configurable guided breathing breaks after a set number of reviewed cards, with reminders, breathing routines, voice guidance, bell sounds, snooze/dismiss options, and a launch hotkey.
Speeds up saving and editing large note types, adding cards, changing note types, and deck reordering by only recomputing required data instead of unnecessary information.
Unsuspends multiple UWorld cards at once by entering question IDs, supporting Step 1 and Step 2 v11/v12 card sets.
Adds a draggable floating Pomodoro and study timer during review sessions, with automatic breaks, pause/resume, card counter, optional Focus Rhythm feedback, session summaries, and customizable display modes.
Buries new cards whose siblings are due within a configurable number of days ahead, preventing new cards from previewing answers to upcoming reviews.
Lets you toggle between a card's front and back and use shortcut keys to decrease or increase answer-button intervals, never below one day.
Displays related words from chosen decks that share characters with the reviewed card, plus offline character decomposition with pinyin and hover glosses, linking related notes to the Browser.
Highlights new cards the first time they are shown, with customizable color, size, fade-out, and night mode support.