Adds an automatic Pomodoro focus/break timer bar to the reviewer, with pause, card-goal settings, and daily statistics.
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Review session behaviour: auto-flip, answer confirmation, bury/defer, card order, session plans. All categories · Refine with filters
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Provides a one-time, roughly 60-second encoding routine for new vocabulary before review, applying scientifically supported techniques to build deeper initial memory and improve retention.
Detects cards trending toward leech status when you press Again, checks their review history, and shows a short tooltip or popup urging you to pause and relearn without altering scheduling.
Displays configurable periodic and inactivity reminders with popups offering Study Now or Later, returning Anki to review mode and helping users stay focused while studying.
Adds a floating reviewer score bar tracking correct and wrong answers per deck, resetting on deck change and updating live without settings or database writes.
Turns Anki reviews into real-time car races against friends, ghosts, or leaderboards, with multiplayer rooms, overlays, group races, stats, and an account requirement.
Moves cards up or down in the browser with configurable hotkeys and inverts card order via right-click, after sorting by due or position.
Uses ChatGPT to rephrase card questions during review so users focus on meaning rather than exact wording, with customizable prompts and caching.
Plays your own focus music and runs a Pomodoro timer inside Anki, tracking streaks, tomato-garden progress, and shareable study recaps.
Hides the remaining cards count while reviewing.
Lets you show the same question again after answering without submitting an ease, via a modified Easy button or reviewer context menu.
Lets users customize the order of new cards through configurable multi-rule sorting, including sibling status, card position, note creation or modification dates, and randomness, with optional reversal.
Extends sibling burying beyond one day, burying related cards for a configurable number of days automatically when entering a deck, with per-deck options including cross-deck burying.
Provides instant AI-generated explanations for flashcards via a keyboard shortcut or button, requiring a locally stored OpenAI API key at roughly one cent per hundred explanations.
Shows Discord Rich Presence only during active review sessions and clears it elsewhere, with separate card counters, optional learning counts, and a configurable inactivity status.
Slowly displays kanji on screen, with configurable colors, timings, keybinds, and auto-advance, urging you to finish the current card.
Provides a Ctrl+Shift+f shortcut for hard-choice and failure auto-tagging, plus a three-step question, answer, blur-screen review cycle.
Suspends new sibling cards until their older siblings mature, then unsuspends them when the deck browser opens, with configurable deck- and tag-based interval rules.
Runs a customizable Pomodoro focus timer on the review screen with break games, session stats, adaptive coaching, optional prayer-time pauses, and offline background sounds.
Displays up to four note fields in clean, customizable boxes after the answer is revealed, with side-by-side or 2×2 layouts, image zoom, and a show/hide hotkey.
Ranks decks in an expandable, color-coded tree by true review urgency—using lateness, difficulty, response time and trends—with filters, a study-now button, and bilingual offline interface.
Renders Markdown in Anki cards as interactive question types—fill-in-the-blank, multiple choice, reveal, annotations, collapsible/tabbed blocks, recitation, audio, code and math—with editor tools and bulk Markdown import.
Enables previewing cards through tag-based named previews, search filters and batches, revealing answers and releasing cards without altering scheduling or status.
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.
Lets you review cards with the mouse wheel: scroll forward to undo the previous action, and scroll backward to show the answer or rate "good."
Reviews tree-structured diagrams exported from a web app in Anki, generating new cards from unanswered nodes and offering expand/collapse, simplification, shuffle, and double-click answering.
Generates AI hints and multiple-choice options for flashcards during review, with multi-provider fallback, batch generation, inline editing, undo, and mobile support.
Creates and reviews single- and multiple-choice questions in Anki with an exam-style interface showing your selections, correct answers, color-coded feedback, and optional explanations.
Adds up to seven color-coded answer buttons with new intervals and shortcuts, plus a z undo shortcut, customizable names and colors.